A health sciences student from Aarhus University has just received HM Queen Margrethe II's Travel Grant. The grant will help to finance a university stay in the USA.

On Friday 26 September 33-year-old Rubens Spin-Neto, dentist and PhD student at Aarhus University, was rewarded for his research when he received the Bagger Sørensen Foundation's Talent Award 2014.

The final results from a study conducted by a group of Danish researchers have just been published in The Lancet HIV. In this human pilot clinical trial a cancer drug was used to drive HIV out of hiding by activating production of latent virus.

Professor Charlotte Ringsted will be the new Vice-Dean for Education at the Faculty of Health Sciences, Aarhus University. She comes from a position as director of a research into medical education at the University of Toronto. She will take up her…

The Danish civil registration register (CPR register) is a goldmine for health research, but its potential has not been fully utilised. That is the opinion of researchers from Aarhus who are the first people to map out how the Danish CPR register…