An article from DR (in Danish) dips into a research project from Copenhagen University focusing on the human brain in its earliest stages. DANDRITE Group Leader Mark Denham comments the article and points out the importance of understanding the developing brain in order to create future treatments to patients with degenerative diseases.

New PhD thesis from DCE investigates the incidence, prognosis, and treatment effectiveness of type 2 diabetes in Denmark.

Clinical Associate Professor Christian Fynbo Christiansen has received a grant for his project to uncover how acute kidney injury affects the risk of subsequently developing chronic kidney disease, cardiovascular disease, and premature death.

Acute cardiac failure, atherosclerosis, high blood pressure, renal failure and viral infections in the brain. These are just some of the research areas within the medical and health sciences, which the Independent Research Fund Denmark support with grants to fourteen of the faculty's researchers. A total of a little over DKK 40 million has been granted to the researchers.

A new research study headed by the Department of Biomedicine at Aarhus University identifies how viruses avoid the body’s immune system and cause infections and diseases. The new knowledge could pave the way for the treatment of viral diseases such as COVID-19.