A patent for an entirely new research method is paving the way for a revolutionary treatment approach for Parkinson's patients, that can restore movement without the need for ongoing medication and is long-lasting.

Together with a Danish-American research group, medical doctor and PhD Mads Dam Lyhne from the Department of Clinical Medicine and Aarhus University Hospital will examine whether oxygen therapy can lower blood pressure in the lungs of patients with…

The deans of the four health science faculties in Denmark believe that the Danish Health Authority's proposal to change the specialist medical training programme is an opportunity to strengthen collaboration between the actors involved in the…

Professor Michael Strupp is a new affiliated professor at the Department of Clinical Medicine. He has more than 30 years’ experience in neurology and neurophysiology with special focus on balance. He will be affiliated with the University Clinic for…

After acute kidney injury, damage spreads from injured into originally healthy tissue, a new study from Aarhus University shows. This may increase the risk of patients developing chronic kidney damage.