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A new PhD project from Aarhus University, Health, shows that more women who underwent an operation for breast cancer survive if they receive radiotherapy for lymph nodes along the sternum following the operation.

The iPSYCH research project has once again received a record-breaking grant from the Lundbeck Foundation. The grant means the project will become the one of the largest in the world within the field of psychiatric research.

The Centre for Medical Education (MEDU) is changing its name to the Centre for Health Sciences Education (CESU). The change of name will highlight the fact that CESU is an interdisciplinary unit which carries out tasks for all departments and schools…

Lin Lin from Aarhus University has received the Lundbeck Foundation Talent Award. The prize has been awarded for her research, which is aimed towards a better understanding of neurodegenerative diseases such as e.g. dementia disorders like…

Poul Sørensen has just been appointed Honorary Professor at the Department of Biomedicine at Aarhus University. He comes with more than 20 years of international experience in developing new biomedicine in the field of cancer, inflammatory-and…