Marie Ørum Maagaard is a medical doctor, PhD, and now also holds a doctoral degree at the Department of Clinical Medicine. She has studied the long-term consequences of one of the most common congenital heart defects.

Danish researchers have found that the protein S100B, already measured routinely in emergency departments, could potentially be used to identify patients at increased risk of developing epilepsy following a head injury.

A molecule normally used to fight cancer may hold the key to halting a disease that slowly transforms the body's internal organs into rigid scar tissue.