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“Just dare to do it”

Anna-Karin Danielsson is a principal researcher and team leader at the Department of Global Public Health at KI, but her path toward this role has not been shaped by a long-term plan or clear strategy. Read more in this career portrait by PhD student Taalke Maria Sitter.

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5 May, 2026

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Following curiosity: A journey through epidemiology and innovation

Dr. Taulant Muka is a medical doctor and epidemiologist whose career has spanned academia, pharmaceutical industry, and entrepreneurship. Today, he combines his academic work with innovation as co-founder of Epistudia, a startup dedicated to making evidence-based medical education more accessible for healthcare and life science professionals.

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23 March, 2026

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Causal Inference and Academic Freedom

Recently Viktor Ahlqvist studies received significant international attention. His work demonstrated that the use of paracetamol during pregnancy is unlikely to cause autism in children. The findings gained particular visibility after the claim of Donald Trump that paracetamol use in pregnancy is driving rising autism rates.

Posted by natalievonderlehr

7 December, 2025

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