A hacking group has claimed responsibility for a significant cyberattack on pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk and an attempted $25 million extortion.

This article highlights notable healthcare news from the past week, bringing attention to developments involving pharmaceutical companies GSK, Parabilis Medicines, and Novo Nordisk.

A health ministry has launched a review into the effects of nitrate in water, following renewed calls from campaigners to lower nitrate limits, prompted by Denmark's recent decision to drastically reduce its own limit.

Noma Returns as a »regular« Restaurant in Copenhagen. Søren Frank spoke with René Redzepi, who for the first time since the media storm erupted in March addresses allegations of abusive behavior and a toxic work environment.

Novo Nordisk has achieved a significant milestone, marking more than 3 million prescriptions for its weight-loss drug, Wegovy, in pill form.

Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly are intensifying their rivalry in the GLP-1 pill market as they prepare to target seniors with Medicare coverage.

Odsherredsbanen and Nærumbanen cannot get power for the battery trains of the future, leaving the green transition and a million-dollar bill on the platform.

A packed crowd in Denmark celebrated the much-maligned mullet hairstyle at the country's Mullet Championship, where participants competed for the best 'business in the front, party in the back' cut.

A man has been sentenced for a fatal crash in Wicklow that resulted in the death of a father-of-three. The individual was reportedly under the influence of laughing gas at the time of the accident.

Italian pianist Gianluca Luisi, a distinguished performer, gave a concert in Copenhagen, a collaboration between the Italian Cultural Institute and the Nielsen Saloner music association.

More than 700 whales and dolphins were massacred in the traditional 'grindadrap' hunt in the Faroe Islands, sparking widespread backlash from animal rights activists.

A commander states that Greenland possesses sufficient bases to defend itself, addressing concerns about its security infrastructure.

Scientists are increasingly alarmed by a persistent 'cold spot' or 'cold blob' in the North Atlantic Ocean, south of Greenland and Iceland, which is defying global warming trends. This phenomenon is attributed to a critical weakening of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) system, with potential far-reaching consequences for global climate patterns, including monsoons and millions of people.

The renowned Copenhagen restaurant Noma is preparing to reopen its doors, with star chef René Redzepi taking on a new role within the establishment.

A court has been told that a man intended to murder children during an attack, while a separate incident involved an anti-tank rocket being fired at a house from 15 meters away. These cases highlight serious violent crimes.

Official celebrations were held in Copenhagen for the new Storstrømmen Bridge, named after Queen Margrethe II, following its opening to traffic in April. Crown Prince Christian and the Minister of Transport attended the event.

Danish midfielder Christian Eriksen collapsed while playing for Denmark in an international friendly, five years after suffering a cardiac arrest at Euro 2020. The article explains his health condition, including his pacemaker.

Danish footballer Christian Eriksen collapsed during a match, prompting medical attention. He was reported to be conscious following the incident.

A report indicates that 80% of Wegovy pill users had no prior experience with weight loss drugs, prompting questions about its potential impact on Novo Nordisk's market valuation.

A 28-year-old Dutch man, wanted in Denmark for two violent assaults in 2022, including one fatal incident in a hotel and a separate stabbing, was arrested in Copenhagen. The arrest relates to a case where one victim died.

An Andy Warhol silk-screen portrait of Queen Margrethe II of Denmark is being put up for sale. The artwork, depicting the Danish monarch, will be offered at auction.

It is met with harsh criticism from the bourgeois parties that the government has presented virtually no new tightenings on immigration in the 77-page government platform.

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Hundreds of whales were slaughtered in the Faroe Islands during the annual grindadráp hunt, turning the sea blood red and drawing widespread condemnation.

An accident has blocked the Nicosia exit, leading to significant delays on the motorway. Travelers can expect up to an hour of additional travel time.

Normal train operations are expected to resume in Jutland, Denmark, on Friday following a signal error that had caused disruptions.

The Ministry of Climate in Estonia has completed a housing sector development plan aimed at addressing the housing crisis in small cities by bringing new homes or rental apartments to areas with lagging real estate development over the next decade.

A men's festival is attracting men into new communities and focusing on mental health, encouraging them to speak up about their burdens. This initiative aligns with calls for men to address their mental well-being and seek support.

Competitors at Denmark's 2026 Mullet Championship were judged on the style, uniqueness, and overall performance of their haircuts and 'mullet moves,' drawing cheers from the crowd.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is receiving international acclaim for her leadership, with some suggesting she can 'silence Trump and Putin.' This comes after campaigners successfully challenged industrial farming practices in Denmark, dubbed the 'pig election'.

Lego has launched its largest set to date, a 12,060-piece Architecture Sagrada Familia model. This new set surpasses all previous Lego creations in piece count.

Pia Olsen Dyhr is not really the Minister of Economic Affairs, Jakob Engel-Schmidt doesn't just want to be the Minister of Taxation, Martin Lidegaard is the Minister of Business without business, and Peter Hummelgaard is the Minister of Finance without...

A group of South Korean adoptees has filed a lawsuit against Denmark, seeking the right to access information about their birth families. The legal action aims to establish their right to know their origins and connect with their biological relatives.

The Storstrøm Bridge has been central to traffic between Zealand and Falster for 89 years. On Wednesday, it was closed.