Mie Hermansen
Mie holds a master's degree in journalism and has spent many years in the fitness industry. As a writer for MGDK, Mie cover topics on health and fitness, combining journalistic expertise with extensive hands-on experience. In addition to writing, Mie create training videos and has a deep passion for helping others improve their fitness through evidence-based methods.
Why the brain slowly loses control of balance in multiple sclerosis
New research suggests that balance and coordination problems in multiple sclerosis may begin when key brain cells slowly run out of energy.
Medical experts explain realistic weight loss timelines
Medical research shows that gradual weight loss aligns best with how the body adapts and is more likely to last over time.
New blood test method shows promise for Alzheimer’s research
A new study suggests Alzheimer’s research may soon move beyond hospitals, using nothing more than a few drops of blood collected at home.
Why the time of day matters during a heart attack
Researchers suggest that adjusting the body’s immune response by time of day could help limit heart damage after a heart attack.
AI helps scientists see the brain more clearly
A new AI-based technique helps researchers remove distortions from fMRI scans, revealing clearer signals of brain activity.
A targeted method improving early melanoma detection
By focusing on the one mole that does not match the rest, doctors are improving early melanoma detection while avoiding unnecessary biopsies.