University Of Copenhagen

This study tested a program to help children aged 6-11 in Danish schools stay healthy. Over two school years, the program aimed to reduce fat gain and improve wellbeing through better diet, more activity, and good sleep. About 1,372 children took part, and the program helped them…

This study tested a training program for daycare providers to improve how they interact with children. 200 providers took part, with some getting training and others not. The goal was to see if the training helps children develop better social, emotional, and language skills.

This study looked at how a natural hormone called GIP changes blood flow in the gut after people with type 2 diabetes eat sugar. Ten adults completed the study, which used a special blocker to measure GIP's effects. The goal was to better understand digestion and metabolism in di…

This study tested whether giving birth attendants simple, practical guidelines and regular training could improve care and reduce stillbirths in five busy hospitals in Tanzania. Over 65,000 women in labor and their newborns were followed until they left the hospital. The goal was…

This study looked at whether giving patients with multiple chronic conditions longer appointments and better teamwork between their doctors could improve their quality of life. Over 117,000 adults in Denmark took part. The goal was to see if this approach helps patients feel bett…

This study looked at how three gut hormones (GIP, GLP-1, and GLP-2) affect people who have natural genetic changes in their hormone receptors. Fifty healthy adults received hormone infusions, and researchers measured blood markers like insulin and bone turnover. The goal was to b…