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Portrait in black and white of Katherine Musliner

14 May 2024 - Grants and awards

Associate Professor Katherine Musliner from the Department of Clinical Medicine will spend the next five years conducting an extensive study on why…

Professor and Head of Section Cecilia Ramlau-Hansen forsker i årsager til forstyrrelser af det reproduktive helbred med fokus på fostertilstanden, ofte med udgangspunkt i data fra kohorten Bedre Sundhed i Generationer som hun nu skal stå i spidsen for.

01 May 2024 - Health

From 1 May 2024, Professor Cecilia Ramlau-Hansen from the Department of Public Health at Aarhus University will be heading the Danish National Birth…

22 April 2024 - Health

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

16 April 2024 - Research

Mothers in Denmark are 24 percent more at risk of not meeting international recommendations for physical activity compared to women of similar age who…

16 April 2024 - Collaboration

Can a weighted blanket help people with depression sleep better? This was investigated by Sanne Toft Kristiansen in her industrial PhD, which was…

Katherine Musliner receives DKK 10 million and a Lundbeck Foundation Fellowship

AU professor takes over management of national birth cohort

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

Women without children are significantly more physically active than mothers

"It is important to me that my project helps patients directly"