Early signs
To prevent diseases timing is key, our research team is looking for early signs of pathogenic health trajectories.
Highlights
Our Research
Our research group researches early warning signs for health trajectories that increase the risk of disease. We focus mainly on metabolic health during pregnancy and early childhood using multidisciplinary research on large cohorts and registries.
Our Projects
Our research group is leading international multidisciplinary research projects. Our flagship projects include:
- AuditeMatrem, a project funded by the European Research Council to find how symptoms in early pregnancy can inform on future health for the mother and child.
- PRECIS-DIA, a project funded by the Trond Mohn Foundation to improve the tailoring of diabetes care to individual patient trajectories.
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Proteogenomics bioinformatics, a project funded by the Norwegian Research Council to improve the joint interpretation of genomic and proteomic data to better track metabolic trajectories of children with diabetes.
Our Team
We are located at the Children and Youth Clinic of the Haukeland University hospital in Bergen Norway, affiliated to the University of Bergen, the Norwegian Institute of Public Health, and the Computational Biology Unit.
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Funding
We are grateful for the generous support of our funders.
The European Research Council
The Norwegian Research Council
The Trond Mohn Foundation
The University of Bergen