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Associate Professor Kristian Kjær Vissing from the Department of Public Health has, together with two co-applicants, received DKK 17 million from the Novo Nordisk Foundation for a research project investigating how exercise can improve the body’s…

Three new studies from Aarhus University point to a link between early puberty and poor mental wellbeing among young people. The studies showed that adolescents who entered puberty early faced a higher risk of developing mental health difficulties…

Professor Hendrik Vilstrup from the Department of Clinical Medicine has been awarded the Lucie Bolte Prize 2025, the highest distinction in liver research in Germany. The prize is awarded every two years by the Lucie Bolte Foundation and carries a…

An international team of scientists has produced the most comprehensive picture to date of how genetic factors contribute—both jointly and uniquely—to a broad range of mental health conditions.

Together with the Lundbeck Foundation, the faculties of Health and Natural Sciences are exploring the possibility of establishing a new, large-scale research centre at Aarhus University. The ambition is to strengthen research in biological psychiatry…