Forskningsanslag (2025–2001)
2025
Yamen Fu,
Institutionen för laboratoriemedicin vid Karolinska institutet i Huddinge
"Utveckling av allt-i-ett Delivery Vehicle (AiDV) för leverans av F8-gen knock-in
redigeringskomponenter till levern för att retirera hemofili A"
2024
Docent Emma Josefsson,
Sahlgrenska Universitetssjukhuset
“Beräkning av faktor VIII‑inhibitor med sigmoidal regression vid förvärvad hemofili”
2023
ST‑läkare David Schmidt,
Karolinska Universitetssjukhuset
“Vård av blödningssjukdomar: Personlig diagnostik och behandling.”
2022
MD PhD, docent Nadine Gretenkort Andersson,
Skånes Universitetssjukhus
“Genetiska studier av hemofili A och B – inhibitorer och ITI”
2021
Docent, överläkare Eva Zetterberg,
Skånes Universitetssjukhus
“Genetic Screening of Patients with Immune Thrombocytopenia for Correct Diagnostics and Prediction of Bleeding”
2020
Professor Jan Astermark,
Lunds universitet & Skånes Universitetssjukhus
“Genetic aspects of tolerization and the outcome of immune tolerance induction (ITI) therapy in patients with hemophilia A.”
2019
Iva Pruner, PhD,
Karolinska Institutet & Karolinska Universitetssjukhuset
“In vitro assessment of secondary hemostasis in patients with von Willebrand disease – fibrin clot architecture and protein composition as novel physiological biomarkers.”
2018
Professor Petter Höglund,
Centrum för Hematologi och Regenerativ Medicin (HERM), Huddinge
“Kan NK‑celler bidra till trombocytopeni vid ITP?”
2017
Magnus Aspdahl,
Astrid Lindgrens Barnsjukhus
“Comparison of joint status in children with haemophilia A with ultrasound and physical examination – A follow‑up study.”
2016
PhD Annika Mårtensson,
Skåne University Hospital
“The origin of mutation in sporadic haemophilia B.”
2015
MD PhD Nadine Gretenkort,
Skåne University Hospital
“For studies of intracranial bleeding in hemophilia A and B, with focus on the neonatal period, moderate type of hemophilia and inhibitors.”
Physiotherapist Elisabeth Brodin,
Sahlgrenska University Hospital
“For studying activity and participation of people with hemophilia.”
2014
MD PhD Roza Chaireti,
Karolinska University Hospital
“For developing global hemostatic methods as a way of measuring treatment effect after administration of bypassing agents to patients with hemophilia and inhibitor.”
2013
MD PhD Jenny Klintman,
Skåne University Hospital
“For developing a sensitive method for measuring all types of antibodies relevant to hemophilia and other genetically related coagulation disorders.”
Professor Rolf Ljung,
Lund University
“For mapping genetic alterations relevant for the development of hemophilia and related antibodies.”
2012
PhD Hadi Valadi,
Institute of Medicine, University of Gothenburg
“For studies of gene transmission mediated by exosomes.”
2011
PhD Margareta Jernås,
Sahlgrenska University Hospital
“For studies of molecular mechanisms and biomarkers in ITP.”
2010
PhD Felicitas Muller,
Karolinska University Hospital
“For studies focused on a new substance (polyP) for treating bleeds in hemophilia.”
Hemofilikoordinator Karin Lindvall,
Skåne University Hospital
“For research in quality of life and knowledge of hemophilia among patients and next of kin.”
2009
PhD Karin Lundin,
Karolinska University Hospital
“For studies of repairing abnormal mRNA in cells from patients with genetic disorders.”
MD PhD Ulf Tedgård,
Skåne University Hospital
“For studies of the quality of life of carriers of hemophilia.”
2008
PhD Docent Bob Olsson,
University of Gothenburg
“For research to clarify the mechanism behind the development of ITP.”
Docent Madeleine Durbeej‑Hjalts,
Lund University
“For research using innovative gene therapy to treat muscular diseases with future potential for transfer to hemophilia care.”
2007
MD PhD Eva Zetterberg & MD PhD Margareta Holmström,
Karolinska University Hospital
“For research into how severe joint damage can be prevented.”
Registered nurse Petra Elfvinge,
Karolinska University Hospital
“For research into the quality of life for women with severe menstrual bleeding.”
2006
Pharm Dr Oscar Simonsson,
Karolinska University Hospital
“For research in new strategies for transferring genes to the liver.”
Physiotherapist Elisabeth Brodin,
Sahlgrenska University Hospital
“For adapting the Dutch Hemophilia Activity List to the Swedish context.”
2005
Professor Olga P Plyushch (Moscow) & Dr Tatjaana Andreeva (St Petersburg)
“For their efforts in developing hemophilia care in Russia.”
2004
PhD Karin Lundin,
Karolinska University Hospital
“For research aimed at improving non‑viral gene transfer for treatment of hemophilia A.”
2003
MD PhD Professor Stefan Lethagen,
Skåne University Hospital
“For his work in von Willebrand disease.”
2001
MD PhD Associate Professor Jan Astermark,
Skåne University Hospital
“For his work on the Malmö International Brother Study (MIBS).”
