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Cytomegalovirus is found in a majority of investigated cancer tumours. The mystery is why the virus appears in the tumours in the first place. Professor and InFLAMES group leader Cecilia Söderberg-Nauclér studies this pathogen that infects almost everyone at some point in their lives. Her research could bring new solutions for treating brain cancer.

Fear of dentists can have a major impact on individual health, but the effects are also felt on the level of public health. Avoiding dental treatment can lead not only to gum disease, but also to general health problems such as cardiovascular disease. Dental anxiety is a major barrier for accessing dental care.

In her research, Professor of Population Health Research Linnea Karlsson has examined the impact of early life experiences on our later development. Since the beginning, her scientific curiosity has been accompanied by a desire to help children and families at a societal level as well.

The questions were answered by Academy Research Fellow, Dr Patricia McMullin and Doctoral Researcher Essi Tenhunen.

The northernmost research station in continental Europe, the Kevo Subarctic Research Institute, collects valuable information about Arctic nature and environmental changes.

Intelligence is needed in all sectors of society for better decision-making, says Kari Liuhto, the new Professor of Intelligence Studies and an expert on Russia.

The questions will be answered by Professor of Entrepreneurship Anne Kovalainen and Senior Research Fellow, Associate Professor of Sociology Seppo Poutanen from Turku Centre for Labour Studies at Turku School of Economics, University of Turku.