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Editorial on censoring in prospective studies by Jungmalm et al.

- Research

Jungmalm et al. have recently published an educational editorial in BJSM concerning censoring in prospective studies.

Massive savings could wreck decades of research tradition at mega-hospital

- Research

Clinical research that is already hard-pressed will be seriously threatened if the announced operating savings of more than DKK 300 million are realised at Aarhus University Hospital.

Researchers find thirty genes for bipolar disorder

- Research

An International study which the Danish iPSYCH project has contributed to has now brought us one step closer to understanding why some people suffer from bipolar disorder.

Short video provides an important introduction to emergency response at AU

- Administrative

In an emergency, we all need to know what we can do to help each other. A new short video teaches employees and students what they need to know about emergency response procedures at Aarhus University. The video covers how to sound the alarm, evacuate and stay informed in a crisis.

Pilot study on semen quality

- Research

The team behind SnartForældre.dk (SoonParents) has launched a substudy on semen quality. 40 male participants in SnartForældre.dk are invited to participate in the pilot study, which involves in-home semen testing by the men themselves.

Director of AIAS Morten Kyndrup resigns

- People news

After eight years, Professor Morten Kyndrup will be resigning as the executive director and chair of the Board of Directors for the Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies (AIAS). Morten Kyndrup, who helped establish and start the institute, wants to focus on his own research at the School of Communication and Culture.

RISM in Gothenburg with running injury peers

- Events

In May 2019, RUNSAFE participated in the fourth Running Injury Science Meeting (RISM) at Center for Health and Performance (CHP) in Gothenburg, Sweden.

More Health-researchers receive grants from the Independent Research Fund Denmark

- Grants and awards

An additional seven researchers from Health receive grants from the Independent Research Fund Denmark (IRFD). The grants fund research into e.g. treatment of severe heart failure, brain cancer and neonatal jaundice.

Patients with both schizophrenia and epilepsy die alarmingly early

Studies have identified a clear association between epilepsy and mental disorders, including depression, anxiety, schizophrenia and psychosis. A Danish study has e.g. shown that people with epilepsy have a risk of developing schizophrenia that is two-and-
- Research

More than one in four patients with schizophrenia and epilepsy die before reaching the age of fifty. This is shown by research from Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital. The results, which have been published in the journal Epilepsia, aim to contribute to ensuring patients will receive the correct treatment in time.

Want to join the party?

- Events

Health invites all members of staff to the faculty celebration on Friday 30 August 2019. So reserve the date in your calendar and start looking forward to good food, free drinks and live music that will get you dancing.

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