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Three of the most common forms of anti-epileptic drugs in Denmark is associated with increase in patients' risk of suicide. However, the risk is low and should be seen in conjunction with the many beneficial effects of the medicines. This is the…
Three cheers for Health! Ole Schmeltz Søgaard from Department of Clinical Medicine and Kathrin Weyer and Søren Egedal Degn from Department of Biomedicine are among this year’s Sapere Aude recipients. All three researchers receive million-kroner…
Cognitive behavioural therapy helps hundreds of children and adolescents to enjoy a better life with OCD, but the standard treatment programme is insufficient for a particular group of young people: They initially get better, but after three years…
Lene Hjerrild Iversen, professor and consultant at Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital, has been awarded the Lippmann Prize 2019. As a surgeon and cancer researcher, she receives the award in recognition of the difference she makes – in…
Clinical associate professor at the Department of Clinical Medicine and consultant at the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Regional Hospital West Jutland, Lone Kirkeby, is this year's recipient of 'The Golden YODA' education award.
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![[Translate to English:] Det er særligt præparaterne phenobarbital, clonazepam og pregabalin, der er forbundet med en øget risiko for selvmord, og de tre typer epilepsimedicin var der i 2017 over 48.000 danskere, som var i behandling med.](https://health.au.dk/fileadmin/_processed_/d/7/csm_csm_csm_Jakob_Christensen_b1b93c8b41_d22b02886c_d817edd4b2.jpg "[Translate to English:] Det er særligt præparaterne phenobarbital, clonazepam og pregabalin, der er forbundet med en øget risiko for selvmord, og de tre typer epilepsimedicin var der i 2017 over 48.000 danskere, som var i behandling med.")
