University Hospital Bispebjerg And Frederiksberg

This study compares lithium and lamotrigine to see which better stabilizes mood in people with bipolar II disorder. Two hundred adults aged 18-70 will be randomly assigned to one of the two drugs and track their daily mood using a phone app for six months. The goal is to find whi…

This study tests whether using a breathing device called PEP before and after hip fracture surgery can prevent pneumonia that patients catch in the hospital. About 566 adults with hip fractures who are mentally sharp and speak Danish will take part. Half will use the PEP device f…

This study tests whether advancing sleep timing (going to bed and waking up earlier) can improve depression symptoms. 150 adults with moderate to severe depression, recently discharged from a psychiatric ward, will either receive usual care or a psychotherapeutic intervention foc…

This study tests whether adding a case manager and family meetings to standard care helps people with borderline personality disorder function better and feel better. About 100 adults newly accepted into treatment will be randomly assigned to the new program or usual care. The go…

This study looks at how medicines taken by breastfeeding women get into their breast milk and whether they might affect the baby. Researchers will collect milk and urine samples from 250 mothers who are already using prescription or over-the-counter drugs. The goal is to provide …

This study looks at whether a simple ECG test can tell which patients are at risk of forming dangerous blood clots that lead to stroke. Researchers will study the heart's small pouch (left atrial appendage) and blood samples from 1000 people having open-heart surgery. The goal is…

This study tests a new ultrasound method called SURE that can see the smallest blood vessels in tendons. Researchers will compare 135 people with and without tendon overuse injuries to see if blood flow patterns differ. The goal is to better understand and potentially improve dia…

This study looks at whether a telemedicine program can help heart failure patients who often end up back in the hospital. Researchers will track 300 patients, their doctors, and home caregivers as they use video calls and chat to manage care. The goal is to see if this approach r…