Impact case stories

Data from KI researchers are enabling worldwide efforts to eliminate cervical cancer.

Caring in Community Care seeks to support caregivers to sustain their health and quality of life with a mobile app.

Every year more than 10 000 men in Sweden are diagnosed with prostate cancer - the most common form of cancer among men. 

Safe procedures and hospital routines built on evidence-based methods can minimise the risks for both mothers and children, all over the world. The MIMA model has proven to be such a method.

The program KONTAKT allows autistic children and adolescents train social skills and codes to become more independent, confident and motivated. 

How can you see what goes on in a cell?

Spatial Transcriptomics opens a new window into the cellular activity of living tissue.

Catastrophic events can come unexpectedly. How can you prepare for such a situation? Good organisation and leadership can minimise harm and save lives.

Implementing research results to make impact beyond academia is usually a long-term process which requires close collaboration, persistence and multiple skills throughout the process. 

Karolinska University Hospital, together with KI, has contributed to improving the health of millions of people over the years. Hear researchers talk about their work.