Odense University Hospital

This study is testing whether patients with relapsed multiple myeloma can safely and effectively give themselves a standard cancer treatment (daratumumab) at home. Fifty patients will be trained to self-administer the injection, alternating between receiving it at the clinic and …

This study aims to find out if a less restrictive ankle brace (an 'ankle stirrup') works as well as the standard, bulkier walker boot for adults healing from an ankle fracture. It will involve 1,400 patients across Scandinavia, comparing pain, function, and social activity three …

This study aims to see if a weekly pill called everolimus, strength training, or both can help improve bone and muscle health in women aged 60-75 who have low bone density. Researchers will compare these approaches to a control group that does not receive the active treatment. Th…

This study aims to see if pregnant women at high risk of early birth can safely express and store breastmilk starting at 28 weeks. Researchers want to know if having this milk ready right after birth helps feed the newborn and supports the mother's breastfeeding journey. They wil…

This study is testing whether special inflatable boots that rhythmically squeeze the legs can help people hospitalized for sudden worsening of heart failure. The boots are meant to help move excess fluid out of the legs, which may help the heart pump better and improve kidney fun…

This study aims to understand how having type 2 diabetes affects the quality of life of cancer patients receiving immunotherapy. Researchers will follow 920 patients for six months, comparing survey responses from those with and without diabetes. The goal is to see if diabetes ad…