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Lise Wogensen Bach has been reappointed as Vice-Dean for Education at Health and will lead the development of the programmes over the next three years. Tasks such as the master's programme reform, sector dimensioning, new curricula, and Master's…

A new Danish study shows that children without siblings or with half- or step-siblings enter puberty significantly earlier than children with biological siblings. The study provides new insights into how family dynamics affect children's development

Karin Lykke-Hartmann, a professor at the Department of Biomedicine, has been awarded the Else Kai Sass Award 2024. The award not only recognizes her significant contributions to fertility research but also her leap into the world of entrepreneurship.

New method developed by researchers from Aarhus University could be a significant step in the treatment of chronic kidney disease. The method can predict the progression of the disease, which could ensure better and more targeted treatment and reduce…

Doctors cannot be certain how much active ingredient a patient consumes when using medicinal cannabis prescribed as tea. For example, if cream is added before boiling the tea, the dose of THC and CBD can increase up to 4.4 times.