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To be or not to be social? Despite the far-reaching consequences, we face a significant knowledge gap when it comes to our general understanding of how social interactions and friendships are linked to health. Findings from studies looking at social interactions in non-human animals can improve our knowledge on the relation between health and sociality. Read more

Iodine in the Baltic Sea – a new factor behind a changing sea?

Should the cardiovascular disease risk be assessed already in childhood?

Those tiny little things that run the world

The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting science and research

Targeted diagnostic imaging for the treatment of heart failure

A healthy dose of biodiversity

Lyme borreliosis bacteria benefit from biodiversity loss

The significance of science has been emphasised during the corona epidemic