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Professor of epidemiology at @Roskildeuni DK, Director of the @PandemiXCtr Research on #covid19 #influenza #vaccines #epidemiology #historicstudies
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Få fyldt tanken inden nytår og spar penge

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By Lone Simonsen
| agillix.dk
For at hjælpe klimaet vil regeringen hæve CO2-afgiften på brændstoffer for alle erhverv, der bruger det til produktion, herunder landbrug. Det betyder, at landmænd kan se frem til stigende brændstofomkostninger. Hvorfor fylde tanken inden nytår? I 2025 stiger afgiften på diesel, så nettoafgiften ender på ca. 1,05 krone pr. liter, mod kun 57 øre i 2024. For et typisk forbrug på 100.000 liter diesel vil dette resultere i en meromkostning på næsten 49.000 kr.
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Mourning the miscarriages.

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By Lone Simonsen
| Medium
Lone Simonsen · Follow 2 min read · -- In my clinic I support women trying to get pregnant. My support is by giving acupuncture and reflexology treatments. But also support by caring, listening and holding an emotional space. I often meet the woman after she has had one or more miscarriages. And often she is pulling herself together, saying that now she is ready to try again for a new pregnancy og smiles bravely. But very rarely, does she talk about the grief.
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Disentangling the relationship between cancer mortality and COVID-19 in the US

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By Chelsea Hansen, Cécile Viboud, Lone Simonsen, Raphael Vidal
| eLife
eLife assessment This valuable work explores death coding data to understand the impact of COVID-19 on cancer mortality. The work provides solid evidence that deaths with cancer as a contributing cause were not above what would be expected during pandemic waves, suggesting that cancer did not strongly increase the risk of dying of COVID-19.
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