The 2018-19 editions of AU’s profile brochure and the abridged version AU in Brief have just been published.

In a newly published study, Gregers Wegener, Sâmia Joca and Vitor S. Pereira from TNU, Aarhus University and their colleagues at the University of São Paulo found that cannabidiol reduced symptoms of depression in rats on the same day and maintained the beneficial effects for a week.

If you take the course in evidence-based mindfulness at Aarhus University, group dialogues play an important role. This is a principle that Lone Fjorback, head of the Danish Center for Mindfulness, has attempted to transfer to an online course developed in close collaboration with film documentarian Mette Bahnsen.

Every year, 4,000 people in Denmark are affected by the serious Clostridium difficile infection, which cannot be effectively combated with antibiotics. The Innovation Fund Denmark is now supporting a research project which aims to develop and quality-assure a treatment with faeces from healthy donors which is effective for nine out of ten patients.

15 Health researchers receive midwife help towards an ERC grantThis month, fifteen Health researchers begin work on transforming their good, but not yet fully fledged, ideas into ERC applications. A task that can be a bit of a mouthful – so each one is therefore receiving a newly developed help package together with DKK 100,000 from the Dean's Office.