Páll Karlsson from the Department of Clinical Medicine and the Danish Pain Research Center has recently gained his higher doctoral degree. His specific area of research is polyneuropathy, which is a condition in which many of the body's nerves are…

A new study shows that women who live alone or do not work are more likely to discontinue their hormone therapy early, increasing the risk of breast cancer recurrence. Researchers call for targeted support programmes.

Christine Parsons, director of Interacting Minds Centre, has been appointed professor of translational psychological science at Aarhus University as of 1 June. Her research focuses on combining measures from the lab and the real world to further our…

A new study indicates that children whose mothers experience stress during pregnancy enter puberty earlier.

In a joint venture, researchers from Aarhus University and the University of Oxford have uncovered how our brain reacts to and recognises music. The research shows that listening to music sets off a complex chain reaction of events in the brain —a…