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Research

Clinical research at Sahlgrenska University Hospital drives medical advances with global impact. Our leadership is reflected in our ranking as Sweden’s leading university hospital in clinical research by the Swedish Research Council.

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Henrik Zetterberg

Dr Henrik Zetterberg is one of the world’s leading researchers in neurodegenerative diseases and biomarkers, with a particular focus on Alzheimer’s disease and other disorders affecting the brain.

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Roger Olofsson Bagge

Dr Olofsson Bagge's internationally recognised research focuses on melanoma and breast cancer, spanning surgical oncology, regional perfusion therapies and immunology.

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Ewa-Lena Bratt

Professor Ewa-Lena Bratt combines clinical practice, research and education to help shape the future of paediatric healthcare at the Queen Silvia Children’s Hospital.

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Lars Karlsson

Pediatrician and researcher Lars Karlsson focuses on developing new treatments for some of the most challenging forms of childhood cancer. 

Highlighted research

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Cancer

Leading cancer researcher Jonathan Zager receives Honorary Doctorate.

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Alzheimer

Home blood tests open new opportunities for Alzheimer’s research.

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Obstetrics

Better prospects for preventing seizures in pre-eclampsia.

News from the hospital

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Using AI to advance patient-centred care

Sahlgrenska University Hospital is leading a new Swedish–American research partnership that aims to use artificial intelligence (AI) to improve understanding of how patients experience their health, treatment and quality of life.