People with diabetes and/or high blood pressure develop COVID-19 symptoms that are worse than average. Danish researchers will investigate whether the medicine taken for these conditions is the cause.#sciencenewsdk #COVID19 #covid19dk https://t.co/MHbEb46EnK
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) September 22, 2020
Danish research shows that people with COVID-19 who are hospitalized rarely have bacterial infections. Antibiotics are therefore not needed at admission, says a researcher.#sciencenewsdkhttps://t.co/iBPkxpcAyT
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) September 21, 2020
The Novo Nordisk Foundation is awarding DKK 14.4 million for 15 international initiatives that can mitigate the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic in countries such as Sudan, Colombia and Myanmar.#COVID19 #COVID19dk #novonordiskfondenhttps://t.co/xZAUpBN8IU
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) September 21, 2020
A new analysis of clinical trials testing low-dose corticosteroids against COVID-19 shows excellent effectiveness. Intensive care units in Denmark have started using corticosteroids, and mortality from COVID-19 is therefore expected to fall significantly.https://t.co/OJbqvgO1wi
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) September 17, 2020
Researchers have collected vast quantities of data to determine how genetic variation between humans determines who develops depression, schizophrenia, Parkinson’s disease and many other brain disorders.#novonordiskfoundation #sciencenewsdkhttps://t.co/0QSrY9vJPU
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) September 16, 2020
Researchers have many good reasons to insert genes from some organisms into others. An example is that they want bacteria to produce drugs or other biological molecules that may be useful in the health sciences.#sciencenewsdkhttps://t.co/VmBIgEiWLb
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) September 16, 2020
New technological advances and advanced antiviral drugs are not what prevents most patients with COVID-19 from dying. Old-fashioned and well-established methods save their lives, but getting support for research in this field is difficult.#sciencenewsdkhttps://t.co/7g4h7xR6iq
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) September 15, 2020
New Finnish research shows that adults who were born preterm at very low birthweight have an earlier circadian rhythm.#novonordiskfoundation #novonordiskfonden #sciencenewsdkhttps://t.co/wMvNak48nF
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) September 10, 2020
The oxygen therapy given to acutely ill patients internationally is quite inconsistent, with few guidelines and little evidence about what works best. Danish researchers and doctors will now put an end to this.#sciencenewsdk #science https://t.co/4ngkFcJUdQ
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) September 9, 2020
Four talented and promising young researchers are pulling up stakes and moving to Denmark having received a grant of DKK 25 million each from the Novo Nordisk Foundation.#novonordiskfonden #novonordiskfoundationhttps://t.co/irysyxn6Ll
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) September 4, 2020
Researchers from Aarhus University and others are collaborating on a major research project to design new multifunctional drugs that can potentially be much more effective against cancer and other diseases and can be optimized for each individual.#sciencehttps://t.co/xcmH17591d
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) September 3, 2020
The discovery of smallpox virus in skeletal and dental remains from the Viking Age shows that the world’s deadliest infectious disease ever was already widespread 1,000 years earlier than previously thought.#sciencenews #sciencehttps://t.co/eEyfWuzCf6
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) September 2, 2020
Researchers have mapped the structure and function of a giant CRISPR-Cas complex. The mapping of these molecular scissors may advance researcher’s knowledge of how bacteria develop antimicrobial resistance and how this can be combatted.#science #researchhttps://t.co/ZMb5l1CC4P
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) September 1, 2020
Virologists throughout the world have had difficulty agreeing on the actual fatality rate from COVID-19. Antibody testing in Denmark’s blood banks shows that the fatality rate is very low among people younger than 70 years.#sciencenews https://t.co/DCqtO8FPLe
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) August 31, 2020
Researchers have identified molecular principles that shape the development of the hypothalamus. The research provides new insight into the mechanisms that can go wrong and lead to the development of stress, anorexia and sleep disorders.#sciencenewsdkhttps://t.co/1rLkyKTIDd
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) August 28, 2020
Proteins from plants, fungi and microorganisms must replace the demand for animal-based protein in our foods. The Novo Nordisk Foundation Challenge Programme will support research that will work towards achieving this goal.#novonordiskfoundationhttps://t.co/YmyNu4Ic9q
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) August 27, 2020
Twenty years ago, researchers were shocked when they discovered that 30% of our proteins do not behave as proteins should. That realization has now spurred a major research project, which may turn out to be vital for enabling us to cure numerous diseases.https://t.co/C4qunLCmeW
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) August 26, 2020
The new coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) will be around for a while. A crucial question that needs to be answered to determine how to keep the virus at bay is whether previously infected people become immune – and whether they remain immune.#COVID19dk #COVID19 https://t.co/twAM6sj0To
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) August 24, 2020
Obesity and diabetes appear to worsen the symptoms of COVID-19. The question is why? Researchers have found that adipocyte-like cells may be the potential culprit.#novonordiskfoundation #novonordiskfondenhttps://t.co/vAWy54TgSo
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) August 22, 2020
The Novo Nordisk Foundation Challenge Programme seeks to support cross-disciplinary research with the aim of developing mathematical models that help to improve understanding of the mechanisms underlying health and disease.#novonordiskfondenhttps://t.co/VRd9MJtiXp
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) August 20, 2020
A new study reveals that the naturally occurring sugar chains regulate peptide hormones and thus potentially how the body is balanced. By recreating these changes in the laboratory, researchers may be able to fine-tune the medicine of the future.#sciencehttps://t.co/jG9rtHBJCD
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) August 20, 2020
According to new Danish research published in Gastroenterology, people who have inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) such as ulcerative colitis or Crohn’s disease in childhood have an increased risk of developing cancer later in life.#sciencenews #science https://t.co/1plZIYxadB
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) August 19, 2020
An analysis of the genomes of 27,566 Icelanders now provides the most detailed information on the traces Neanderthals left in the human genome 50,000 years ago. https://t.co/FzTxwdtwpC
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) August 19, 2020
Researchers in Denmark have discovered that people undergoing chemotherapy have a dramatically increased risk of developing leukaemia if they have specific gene mutations.#sciencenews #novonorfiskfoundation #novonordiskfondenhttps://t.co/poZCDtlvnQ
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) August 17, 2020
Of the many types of bacteria in the oral cavity and throat, one species is worrying because it can colonize the lungs, ear and make us ill. Danish researchers are now closer to understanding why most oral bacteria are harmless and a few are not.https://t.co/zTMbtelFdm
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) August 13, 2020
Danish researchers have developed a molecular biology tool to illuminate the immune cells when the immune system is active. The tool may provide completely new insight into the immune response to harmful pathogens such as SARS-CoV-2, the new coronavirus.https://t.co/OkVIGybMbv
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) August 8, 2020
Health systems worldwide are battling multidrug-resistant bacteria, and a Danish-German research team has found a tiny, naturally occurring peptide with an extraordinary antibacterial effect.#novonordiskfondenhttps://t.co/pcwY4w567D
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) August 6, 2020
People who have become seriously ill from the new coronavirus have experienced how their lungs struggle for survival. New research shows that damaged tissue is not repaired in the lungs, which is why many people succumb to COVID-19. #COVID19dk #COVID19https://t.co/tpb91pykaG
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) August 4, 2020
Bacteria have the potential to convert synthesis gas – a mixture of carbon monoxide (CO), hydrogen (H2) and often carbon dioxide (CO2) – into liquid fuel for passenger and commercial transport ranging from cars to aircraft.#sciencenews #science #researchhttps://t.co/cJpHCDar8K
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) August 4, 2020
Danish and Australian research shows how ubiquitin plays a key role in regulating protein degradation and adapting skeletal muscle following exercise. This process is important for maintaining a healthy body and healthy muscles, says a researcher.#sciencehttps://t.co/TiFIgn8ZNI
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) August 3, 2020
Many of the world’s leading pharmaceutical companies and foundations have raised USD 1 billion (more than DKK 6 billion) to launch the @AMRActionFund to combat antimicrobial resistance.
Read more: https://t.co/475tKrUXC3#AMR #AMRActionFund #Antimicrobialresistance pic.twitter.com/67PG5JLSgl
— Novo Nordisk Foundation (@novonordiskfond) July 9, 2020
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Is obesity a disease? https://t.co/ixf81fVxTW
— Novo Nordisk Live (@NovoNordiskLive) September 4, 2020
Listen to Bjarne talk about living with #obesity in times of #COVID19 and social isolation. It's important to understand the science and potential impact of Covid-19 #ECOICO2020 pic.twitter.com/xMneQrtnfb
— Novo Nordisk Live (@NovoNordiskLive) September 2, 2020
#PRESS: Novo Nordisk launches new 100% renewable power target for suppliers
— Novo Nordisk (@novonordisk) September 21, 2020
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Thank you to @wef for recognising our Hillerød, Denmark-based production facilities in its Global Lighthouse Network. Through digitalisation and advanced analytics in our factories, we serve the needs of 30 million people worldwide more efficiently and sustainably each year.
— Novo Nordisk (@novonordisk) September 14, 2020
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This chair is just one way to recycle our insulin pens. We're working hard to make sure that all of our insulin pens will have a second life ♻️ #circularforzero
— Novo Nordisk (@novonordisk) August 31, 2020
There are many things you can do to lower the risk of cardiovascular disease when living with #type2diabetes ❤️ #ESCCongress
— Novo Nordisk (@novonordisk) August 30, 2020
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#PRESS Novo Nordisk invests DKK 850 million in production facilities in Kalundborg
— Novo Nordisk (@novonordisk) August 14, 2020
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#PRESS: Novo Nordisk's operating profit increased by 9% in Danish kroner and by 8% at constant exchange rates (CER) in the first six months of 2020
— Novo Nordisk (@novonordisk) August 6, 2020
We are now running all production worldwide on renewable power ♻️ – five years ago we didn’t know if this would ever be possible. https://t.co/X4jcVItCkh
— Novo Nordisk (@novonordisk) August 3, 2020
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Might there come a day when all insulin pens can be re-purposed after use? ♻️ #circularforzero
— Novo Nordisk (@novonordisk) July 1, 2020
#PRESS Product approved in Japan for the treatment of type 2 diabetes
— Novo Nordisk (@novonordisk) June 29, 2020
#PRESS Novo Nordisk successfully completes phase 2 trial and phase 1 combination trial in obesity
— Novo Nordisk (@novonordisk) June 18, 2020
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'I say diabetes is the best thing that's ever happened to me and it's so true.' Learn more about the Sustainable Development Impact Summit: https://t.co/z2FebkrRgi #sdi20 pic.twitter.com/UWJsgesbgK
— World Economic Forum (@wef) September 19, 2020
"Sharing our experience and making sure that could benefit other companies is a key priority for us." @DoretheN. Many congratulations to @novonordisk who are shortlisted for the Most Collaborative Leader category in the #RE100 Leadership Awards! https://t.co/ok7afS7G1W pic.twitter.com/eJWudZX8nO
— RE100 (@theRE100) September 10, 2020
After reaching its 100% renewable electricity target, through @theRE100 #CDPAList @novonordisk has committed to achieving a #NetZero target by 2030.
Learn more via @edie: https://t.co/nLm3ni6KxB
— CDP (@CDP) August 30, 2020
100s of leading companies including @novonordisk led by @larsfruergaard, are helping to build a healthy & resilient, zero-carbon future. A future that must be fair, inclusive & equal, & leave noone behind: #RacetoZero https://t.co/3Pg0MtJYDk pic.twitter.com/coE3GKhoy9
— We Mean Business (@WMBtweets) August 20, 2020
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Recognising the role pharma played on the frontline of #COVID19 https://t.co/xSLdzC4Qll via @Pharmafield
— Emma Morriss (@EmmaDMorriss) August 3, 2020
Sleep Apnea is a common breathing disorder that affects many people whilst they sleep & could be an early warning that diabetes development is underway.https://t.co/fmcPIYEXLi
— Diabetes.co.uk (@Diabetescouk) July 29, 2020
Mayors from around the world, supported by business leaders, youth climate activists & trade unions, have launched a detailed agenda to deliver a just & sustainable economic recovery from #COVID19. Read it here: https://t.co/trpIARnphc pic.twitter.com/fFsz4oUyNn
— C40 Cities (@c40cities) July 15, 2020
Caring for people with #diabetes in #humanitarian settings is challenging. #COVID19 has not made it easier. @ICRC we are grateful @novonordisk for providing free of charge #insulin & shipment. A testimony /#Pakistan #changingdiabetes #PartneringForChange https://t.co/kEfezhcUnX
— Rudina Turhani (@RudinaTurhani) July 3, 2020
Check out our poster @ADA_DiabetesPro conference investigating perceived attitudes and challenges in athletes with #T1D #ADAGoesVirtual #ADA2020 #changingdiabetes pic.twitter.com/l3dCeHiuuy
— Sam Scott (@SamNathanScott) June 15, 2020
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Thanks @PhilSoutherland for challenging me to join the @5K_ADA & to those who have walked & run over this weekend to promote physical activity to prevent #type2diabetes and its complications. Not being a runner, I took to the water and paddled 5K. It’s not too late to sign up. pic.twitter.com/hAvGzoAOrA
— Lars Fruergaard (@LarsFruergaard) June 14, 2020
Society, communities & industry must work together to #changingdiabetes. In 2020 we celebrate our 15 years of partnership w/ @AmDiabetesAssn in raising diabetes awareness. This year is special as everyone can take part by signing up for the @5K_ADA https://t.co/y4eRwABU9t pic.twitter.com/koYbN73GMt
— Lars Fruergaard (@LarsFruergaard) June 12, 2020
Research shows those living with #diabetes #heartdisease are at increased risk from severe coronavirus complications. Learn more and take control at https://t.co/hyttbb2GmY. #Type2Take2 Founding Sponsor @novonordiskus pic.twitter.com/xRNUkp8JRb
— American Heart Association (@American_Heart) July 29, 2020
Get the facts on #COVID19 and #obesity. Artists are using their voices to remind us that we’re all in this together, and help is out there.
Watch the PSA by @TheCreativeC and learn more: https://t.co/cXEkO5BSYj pic.twitter.com/9TvTqz81Kl
— Novo Nordisk US (@novonordiskus) September 21, 2020
Calling all #lifescience and #biotech innovators: Imagine what you could do at @LabCentral in Boston! Apply for the #NovoNordiskUS-sponsored #LCGoldenTicket for your chance to work in a shared lab space for a year: https://t.co/Lb9pbWXbqP pic.twitter.com/czAal1jpAV
— Novo Nordisk US (@novonordiskus) September 19, 2020
If you or someone you know are struggling to afford insulin, let us help. #NovoCare is here to support you with options that may be able to help you better afford your #diabetes medicine: https://t.co/TD5yLXnmQ6 pic.twitter.com/NVu5NXlFfL
— Novo Nordisk US (@novonordiskus) September 9, 2020
The story of #NovoNordiskUS intern, Nicole (21) and Connie (81) is a helpful reminder that age and distance don't matter when it comes to comforting each other during difficult times. Read their story: https://t.co/wKudzH0yHU @BigandMini pic.twitter.com/LrUg3d3oGl
— Novo Nordisk US (@novonordiskus) September 5, 2020
“How do I safeguard myself in public and/or at work during the #COVID19 pandemic?” Our CMO responds in today’s video. For more #NovoNordiskUS COVID-19 videos and resources: https://t.co/TVI74IcLXm pic.twitter.com/TgWbECUD1G
— Novo Nordisk US (@novonordiskus) September 4, 2020
Critical care #nurse and #NovoNordiskUS employee Mary and her fellow nurses have been affected by #COVID19 in ways they won’t soon forget. Mary’s story serves as a reminder to thank our healthcare workers for their dedication and sacrifices: https://t.co/fDFG3YPk9f pic.twitter.com/wXVditiabV
— Novo Nordisk US (@novonordiskus) August 26, 2020
1,500 boxes of food went to help #NewJersey families in need at the first of several food donation events we’re happy to host this summer. Thanks to everyone who volunteered their time! Check out highlights: https://t.co/TGQOG5aDMk pic.twitter.com/mWbq9Rz4S6
— Novo Nordisk US (@novonordiskus) August 24, 2020
Novo Nordisk Q2 2020 financial results were released this morning. Details here: https://t.co/1KsLk6lfXg pic.twitter.com/g6VSYThhA5
— Novo Nordisk US (@novonordiskus) August 7, 2020
One stop. Patient support. Now, more than ever, #NovoCare is here to help you understand your options, find costs and connect you to affordability support. Learn more and get help today: https://t.co/TD5yLXnmQ6 pic.twitter.com/TVvigsno47
— Novo Nordisk US (@novonordiskus) August 6, 2020
Thanks to our Clayton, NC colleagues for donating gowns, masks, and hand sanitizer to their local #COVID19 testing sites, and supporting community health professionals who are on the front lines. #ThanksHealthHeroes ❤️ pic.twitter.com/M6FB17XOu0
— Novo Nordisk US (@novonordiskus) August 3, 2020