Odense University Hospital

This study tested whether treating binge eating disorder (BED) could also help improve type 2 diabetes. Researchers worked with 34 adults who had both conditions, providing them with therapy focused on changing eating behaviors. They measured changes in binge eating episodes, blo…

This study tested whether a special type of scan (FDG-PET/CT) could be used to help select patients and monitor their response to a targeted chemotherapy treatment for advanced abdominal cancer that has spread to the abdominal lining. The pilot study involved 16 patients receivin…

This study tested if using a small, swallowable camera capsule could improve colon cancer screening. Over 2,000 people in Denmark's national screening program were involved. The goal was to see if this easier, less invasive method could get more people screened and reduce the nee…

This study tested a new way to plan surgery for patients with overactive parathyroid glands, a condition that causes high calcium levels. Instead of using two types of scans, doctors tried using an ultrasound scan first. If the ultrasound gave a clear picture, patients could go s…

This study tested whether a one-time injection of a patient's own regenerative cells, taken from belly fat, could improve erectile function in men who developed lasting problems after prostate removal surgery. 70 men were randomly assigned to receive either the real cell injectio…

This study aimed to understand how a natural gut hormone called GLP-1 affects bone health. Researchers gave 12 healthy volunteers either the hormone or a saline solution for three days to see how it changed markers of bone building and breakdown. The goal was to gather basic know…

This study tested whether regular meetings between different types of doctors could work well in a hospital setting to coordinate care. It involved 55 patients who have diabetes along with at least one other chronic heart, lung, or kidney condition. The main goal was to see if th…