Does Parkinson’s disease begin in the intestines? Clinical Professor and Consultant Per Borghammer from Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital has received DKK 10 million to find an answer.

Two researchers from Health, Aarhus University, have contributed to the inclusion of chronic pain in the WHO’s new disease manual, which will be ready in May. The inclusion means that patients suffering from chronic pain can look forward to new…

From an average of 37 days in hospital to just 20 days per year. So pronounced is the decrease in hospitalisations for patients who are treated with faeces transplantation instead of antibiotics to fight the deadly intestinal disease Clostridium…

The three largest stakeholders in the Central Denmark Region’s healthcare system, VIA University College, the Central Denmark Region and Aarhus University, are now ready to present a new partnership for healthcare research and education – Human…

In the Human First partnership between the region, the university and the university college, we show how professional experts create a healthier life for people by utilising targeted research and education across the three large organisations.