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What does it mean for Health and for Aarhus University more broadly that artificial intelligence has become universally accessible through tools that can generate text, audio, and images in no time?
There were smiles, handshakes and a clear sense of pride on Wednesday 25 February, as four students received the Health Student Research Prize 2026 in recognition of their outstanding research projects.
New legislation has tightened the rules on who may apply and how applications are assessed at the Independent Research Fund Denmark. Among other things, applicants may be subject to a quarantine period if their application does not meet the required…
A new review article brings together more than ten years of research identifying several factors during pregnancy and childhood that appear to advance the timing of puberty.
A new study from Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital suggests that the use of AI chatbots such as ChatGPT can have serious negative consequences for people with mental illness. The researchers are calling for increased awareness among…
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