A 15-year-old girl from Meerstad, Netherlands, has been arrested on suspicion of the double murder of her parents. Reports indicate she may have sent photos to friends after the alleged crime.
The Novo Nordisk Foundation, owner of Novo Nordisk, announced plans to establish incubators across Europe to support obesity researchers in bringing new treatments to market. This initiative aims to help accelerate the development and commercialization of obesity drugs.
A hacking group claims to have stolen over a terabyte of sensitive data from pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk, maker of Ozempic. The group reportedly demanded a ransom of $21-25 million for the return of the data.
This week's new music releases include highly anticipated tracks from artists such as Olivia Rodrigo, BTS, and Jack White. Fans are encouraged to vote for their favorite new music.
The European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to raise interest rates in June as a measure to combat persistent inflation. This anticipated hike will likely increase costs for many homeowners.
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.
Danish team doctors provided an update on Christian Eriksen's health, stating that he is in good condition and is expected to be discharged from the hospital soon to return home. The update follows his collapse during a Euro 2020 match.
Christian Eriksen experienced a second collapse, prompting a charity to issue a warning about the unknowns surrounding such incidents. His condition is now reported to be better after the shock.
A new interpretation of a Henrik Ibsen drama has been highly praised and honored at Denmark's Årets Reumert awards. The event celebrated various achievements in Danish theater.
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.
Chinese-Danish artist Helena Gao, known for co-writing Zara Larsson's breakout album, is making waves with her own revelatory club-pop music and is featured among the week's best new tracks.
A new study suggests that frequently bending forwards at work during early pregnancy may be linked to a higher risk of miscarriage. The findings highlight potential occupational hazards for pregnant individuals.
SpaceX's options trading has obliterated Facebook's 14-year record, with 1.6 million bets placed in a single day. This surge in trading signals both expensive and potentially dangerous bets, according to strategists.
A Danish Korean adoptee's experience is highlighted in a scene from 'The Interpreter,' where she confronts the silence of a language she cannot understand when meeting her birth family.
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.
A pedestrian was seriously injured in a motorcycle accident in Nicosia, Cyprus. The incident occurred at a roundabout, prompting an emergency response.
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.
Footballer Christian Eriksen has spoken out after collapsing for a second time on the field, stating he is 'feeling good' and crediting his implanted defibrillator for protecting him. He emphasized his focus on family and playing with his children following the incident.
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.
An 11-year-old girl who had been reported missing from Odsherred, Denmark, was tragically found deceased after an extensive search. The discovery brings a somber end to the search efforts.
GENESIS Pharma is extending its collaboration with Alnylam Pharmaceuticals by adding Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden to their existing partnership, which already covers 13 Southeast European markets.
An army sergeant has been convicted of attempted murder after shooting five people on a Georgia military base. One victim survived two gunshot wounds to the head in the incident.
Denmark announced its decision to deploy a military battalion of approximately 850 soldiers to Latvia. This move is intended to bolster collective defense and deter Russia in the Baltic region.
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.
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Novo Nordisk's weight-loss drug Wegovy has received approval in its first European country, while the company simultaneously reported a cyberattack that led to the shutdown of some IT systems and a patient data breach from clinical trials.
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.
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New weight-loss drugs are facing increased scrutiny as a trial for Zealand Pharma's experimental drug caused its stock to tumble due to safety concerns, while another report highlighted a potential muscle loss side effect, dubbed 'Ozempic butt.' These developments are impacting investor confidence and raising questions about the safety profiles of these medications.
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.
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.