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Denmark's former Queen Margrethe, 86, underwent an angioplasty for chest pain at Copenhagen's rigshospitalet. The palace confirmed a "balloon dilation of a coronary artery" and stated she is in good condition, remaining hospitalized for a few more days. The popular former sovereign, known for modernizing the monarchy and her artistic pursuits, had previously undergone major back surgery.

Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen suffered a minor whiplash injury in an assault, prompting the cancellation of her Saturday schedule.

Queen Margrethe of Denmark, 85, was discharged from rigshospitalet in Copenhagen on Saturday after being admitted for observation due to a cold. The palace confirmed her return to Fredensborg Palace, stating she is in good health. Margrethe, who recently celebrated her birthday, was last seen publicly at a liberation anniversary event.

Infants born from frozen embryos are likely to weigh more at birth as well as do better than those born from fresh transfers, says a study.

Lymphopenia -- a condition where levels of lymphocyte blood cells are low -- is often detected during routine blood tests, the researchers said. Patients are not usually referred for further investigation because the value of the condition as a predictor of future health was not known, they said.

A few minutes from the half-time whistle, the world of football came to an absolute standstill. Denmark’s midfield superstar Christian Eriksen suddenly collapsed close to the touchline in front of thousands of home fans at Copenhagen’s Parken Stadium on Saturday in the Euro’s Day 2 Group B game versus Finland.

Painkillers taken by pregnant women could expose their unborn sons to risk of infertility , researchers say.

Around 20% of newborns with neonatal seizures will later develop epilepsy by age one, according to a study by Copenhagen University Hospital. Key risk factors include stroke, birth defects, and low Apgar scores. Most survivors did not develop epilepsy, highlighting the need for targeted follow-up.

Chemicals found in a variety of modern products can interfere with human sperm function leading to fertility problems, new research by a German-Danish team has shown.

Sudden cardiac deaths are rising, particularly among young adults. New research links diabetes to this alarming trend. Both type 1 and type 2 diabetes significantly elevate the risk of sudden cardiac death. This risk is most pronounced in younger individuals. Diabetes also reduces life expectancy, with sudden cardiac death contributing to this loss.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, reiterating that Greenland is not for sale, responds to Donald Trump's interest in buying the Arctic island. Frederiksen's political career includes being Denmark's youngest and second female prime minister. Her personal life saw a recent assault.