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Denmark’s first university clinic at Health, Aarhus University made the cut in convincing style following a new external assessment.

In the right intestines, faeces can save lives. This is shown by a new study of faeces transplantation and the life-threatening intestinal disease Clostridium difficile. Medical doctors and researchers from Aarhus, Denmark, are presently building up…

The Committee for Research and External Cooperation (UFFE) invites leaders, staff and students to a one-day conference on 8 March to discuss how we can improve the gender balance among researchers at AU.

Thomas G. Jensen has been re-appointed to the position of department head at the Department of Biomedicine. He will work on strengthening research with more impact, helping more spin-outs get off the ground – and he will also expand the international…

The emergency medical service in the Central Denmark Region and the Medical Helpline 1813 in the Capital Region of Denmark have tested an ‘acute button’ that allows callers to jump the queue in urgent situations. New research from Aarhus University…