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Many of the challenges faced by researchers and private companies in connection with the use of health data can be remedied quickly and without any changes to the current legislation, according to one of the people behind a new report.

Researchers from Aarhus University have shown that a unique immune cell may contribute to how patients’ immune system fight SARS-CoV-2 infection, which leads to COVID-19.

Training and patient education provides just as good results as surgery in young people with meniscus injuries. This is shown by the first study in the world that compares the surgical and non-surgical treatment of meniscus injuries in adolescents.…

Associate Professor Bjarne Kuno Møller from Aarhus University receives DKK 25 million from the Innovation Fund Denmark to begin the production of stem cells and to carry out research into stem cells as a remedy against severe diseases.

Associate Professor Mette Vinther Skriver knows what to expect when she takes over the position of director of studies for the degree programme in public health science in February 2022. She has done it before, and is looking forward to returning to…