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10 Jun 2026 | News
New clues as to which lymphoma patients are at risk of their condition worsening
Most patients with mycosis fungoides, a rare form of lymphoma, live for years with a relatively mild disease. But in some cases it develops into a more serious condition. Angelica ...
4 Jun 2026 | News
The Taranto environmental crisis reveals law’s ambivalent role
In the 1960s, Europe’s largest steel plant was built in Taranto, Italy. While transforming the local economy, it generated pollution that has been linked to illness and premature d...
7 May 2026 | News
Climate change threatens public health – and the healthcare sector contributes to the emissions
Climate change is damaging public health and is also leading to premature deaths. At the same time, the healthcare sector itself is responsible for significant emissions. Studies o...
8 Apr 2026 | News
Beyond Facts: An Artistic Take on Sustainability
On 18 April, the final day of Sustainability Week in Lund, Iury Salustiano Trojaborg and Juan Samper will present Sustainability at a Crossroads in the Lund Botanical Garden. This ...
20 Mar 2026 | News
Agenda 2030 Graduate School Kickoff Focused on Reflection, Dialogue and Future Challenges
Recently, the Agenda 2030 Graduate School gathered for a kickoff retreat that marked the start of this year’s joint work. Set in a calm environment conducive to reflection and in‑d...