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Researchers: Exercise should be prescribed for people with Parkinson's

- Research

Based on a new study from Aarhus University, researchers recommend that exercise be considered as medicine for Parkinson's disease and that it should…

Researcher aims to crack the genetic code of HPV-related cancer

Anne Hammer leads the research project, which will be conducted in collaboration with national and international partners.
- Grants and awards

Why do some women develop cervical cancer following an HPV infection, while others do not? The answer may lie in the genetic differences in the virus,…

Grant is good news for patients with eye disease

The Tandem Programme grant supports translational research collaboration between basic researcher Thomas Corydon (right) and clinical researcher Toke Bek and stimulates the transition of basic research to clinical practice and vice versa.
- Health

Professor Thomas Corydon and Clinical Professor and Chair Toke Bek from Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital have received a grant of DKK…

Study shows no difference in training methods for hip osteoarthritis

- Research

In the first study of its kind, researchers at Aarhus University have compared two specific exercise interventions for hip osteoarthritis, and the…

New grant strengthens research into hereditary immunodeficiency disorder

With a grant from the Job Research Foundation, Rasmus O. Bak and his research colleagues hope to improve treatment of Job Syndrome and perhaps even find a cure for it.
- Grants and awards

Associate Professor Rasmus O. Bak from Aarhus University has received almost DKK 1.4 million for his research into the development and use of new…

Making long-term memories requires nerve-cell damage

- Research

Just as you can’t make an omelette without breaking eggs, scientists at Aarhus University have found that you can’t make long-term memories without…

New project puts students and health professionals in an escape room experience

The core of the Escape project is a unique educational concept that is based on 'gamification' – a way to let participants learn and gain insight through play. In Spain, Amanda Paust (front left) and Micheal Fehsenfeld (back right) met the team of doctors who invented the concept.
- Education

An innovative educational project aims to reduce social inequality in health in a completely new way. Namely, by having students and health…

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