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Susanne Wulff Svendsen is the new clinical professor of occupational medicine at Aarhus University and the Regional Hospital West Jutland. She conducts research into physical occupational injuries.
Four of the nine researchers from Aarhus University who have received a Sapere Aude Starting Grant in 2015 come from Health. The grants are awarded to a number of Denmark's most visionary and trendsetting researchers.
On the Sunday evening prior to the Danish election, Helle Thorning-Schmidt and Lars Løkke Rasmussen were again face-to-face in a debate on DR1. Many important topics were discussed. But they 'forgot' one. The question of how we are to afford…
For a long time the media and politicians have focused too sharply on the highly specialised treatment in hospitals generally and, not least, at the coming super hospitals. But now we are on the way over to the other extreme. Many people are now…
The Danish Council for Independent Research | Medical Sciences (DFF) has awarded grants for promising research projects within the field of health sciences. Twelve of the grants have been given to researchers from Aarhus University, Health.
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![[Translate to English:] I professoratet vil Susanne Wulff Svendsen fokusere på sygdomme i bevægeapparatet og andre almindelige sygdomme som for eksempel lyskebrok.](https://health.au.dk/fileadmin/_processed_/d/4/csm_Susanne_Wulff_Svendsen_0acbcfb1a5.jpg "[Translate to English:] I professoratet vil Susanne Wulff Svendsen fokusere på sygdomme i bevægeapparatet og andre almindelige sygdomme som for eksempel lyskebrok.")
![[Translate to English:] Det Frie Forskningsråd|Sundhed og Sygdom uddeler i alt 64 bevillinger for en samlet sum af 153,8 millioner kroner. Forskere fra Institut for Biomedicin, Aarhus Universitet, modtager ni af DFF-bevillingerne, mens tre af bevillingerne går til forskere fra](https://health.au.dk/fileadmin/_processed_/d/c/csm_Biomedicin_JR_9163_e3c07d85cd.jpg "[Translate to English:] Det Frie Forskningsråd|Sundhed og Sygdom uddeler i alt 64 bevillinger for en samlet sum af 153,8 millioner kroner. Forskere fra Institut for Biomedicin, Aarhus Universitet, modtager ni af DFF-bevillingerne, mens tre af bevillinger")