Cancer treatment during pregnancy poses unique challenges and requires careful consideration to balance the health of the mother and the developing foetus. The approach to treatment can vary significantly based on the type and stage of cancer, as well as the timing of the pregnancy.  

Patient safety is a fundamental priority in healthcare, centered on protecting patients from harm and ensuring that care is delivered in the safest possible way.

The ongoing challenge of polio, especially in regions facing crises, was a key topic in a recent interview on Radio IIII with our Medical Director, Hans-Henrik Christensen.

Vaccination during pregnancy is crucial for protecting both the mother and the unborn child. Immunisations, such as influenza (vaccine against influenza) and Tdap (vaccine against tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis), help prevent diseases that can lead to complications like preterm birth and severe neonatal infections.