A new study confirms that a low dose of anticoagulant medicine is sufficient to prevent new blood clots in pregnant women who have previously had thrombosis.

Researchers have developed a simple urine test to measure the severity of the serious disease cystic fibrosis and assess the effect of new treatments.

This year, clinical professor and chair Lars Østergaard of the Department of Clinical Medicine receives a presentation from the William Nielsen Foundation in recognition of his research in infectious disease epidemiology.

Ditte Demontis is a new professor of psychiatric genetics at the Department of Biomedicine, where she works to identify genetic risk factors for childhood externalizing psychiatric disorders.

New research from Aarhus University suggests that seals can both distinguish and react differently to different rhythms. A big step forward in understanding human musicality, says Associate Professor Andrea Ravignani.