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Four projects from Aarhus University have just received financial support from the Nursing Research Foundation, which is part of the Danish Nurses’ Organisation. The funding will go towards improving nursing for the benefit of patients.

The Department of Clinical Medicine at Aarhus University has appointed Nikolaos Polyzos as a new honorary professor. He carries out research into treatment options for women who are unable to become pregnant.

A new research project by the Regional Hospital Horsens and Aarhus University will clarify whether there is a correlation between gluten intolerance – also known as coeliac disease – and the fertility of Danish women and men.

If you like Spanish tapas, stand-up and live music in the company of your colleagues, then register for this year’s summer staff party at Health.

Rikke Søgaard has been appointed professor with special responsibilities (MSO) in health economics at Aarhus University. The professorship is a part of AU’s efforts to develop a strong research environment in the field of health economics in Aarhus.