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Centre for translational research in Epidemiology (TRACE) is based on the epidemiological-statistical environment at IGS. The field of epidemiology has developed radically in recent years, partly due to developments in large-scale data analysis and genetics in addition to causal theory for observational data. The centre wants to take the development a step further by establishing new collaborative constellations that involve researchers with a background in biomedicine, bioinformatics, clinic in addition to epidemiology and medical statistics. Researchers in these fields have traditionally had different approaches to issues of causality, biological insight and relevance. The centre works to provide funding for innovative and integrated research across these disciplines to solve current issues.

Contact: Professor Tone Bjørge

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Frontpage Leukemia journal

Global estimates of leukemia incidence by subtype

The paper presents estimated leukemia incidences for different leukemia subtypes by country, world region, and human developmental index.

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Use of drugs and chronic conditions after thyroid cancer

In Norway, approximately 500 new cases of thyroid cancer are diagnosed annually. About half of those diagnosed are less than 50 years old, and females constitute two thirds of the patients. The incidence of thyroid cancer is on the rise both in Norway and worldwide. Fortunately, the prognosis is...

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TRACE Junior Opening Seminar

Join other junior researchers from different research fields with an aim of a broader understanding of translational research

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TRACE Seminars autumn 2024

The aims of the TRACE seminars are to provide knowledge into the field of translational research in epidemiology and provide a more robust understanding of the causal mechanisms behind non-communicable diseases (NCDs). The seminars are organised as monthly meetings.

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This year's publication at Department of Global Public Health and Primary Care

Kari Klungsøyr received the award for publication of the year on the institute's day on 8 May 2024