News list

• 17.12.2024

  New initiative to ensure a better start for vulnerable pregnant women and their children

  The BLOOM project aims to use new technology and improved cross-sector collaboration to create better future opportunities for children in Denmark.

• 17.12.2024

  SDU contributes to digital health solution for youth

  A new EU-funded project uses technology to promote healthier habits and reduce health inequalities among children and adolescents.

• 16.12.2024

  Danish diabetes medicine increases the risk of severely debilitating eye condition

  Two independent studies from the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) show that patients with type 2 diabetes who are treated with the drug Ozempic have an increased risk of developing damage to the optic nerve of the eye, which can lead to severe and permanent loss of vision. Both studies are based on Danish registers and are the largest in the world.

• 12.12.2024

  Britt Borregaard Appointed Professor of Cardiology with a Special Focus on Post-Heart Disease Health Research

  Britt Borregaard, nurse and PhD, has been appointed professor of cardiology at the Department of Clinical Research at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) and at the Department of Cardiology at Odense University Hospital (OUH). Her professorship will focus on Cardiac Health Outcomes Research.

• 12.12.2024

  Postdoc honoured for research on Parkinson’s disease

  Justyna Okarmus receives the Parkinson Association’s “Young Researcher 2024” award

• 11.12.2024

  FAM in Aabenraa named best department by medical students

  The medical students at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) have voted FAM, the Emergency Reception Unit at the Hospital of Southern Denmark in Aabenraa, as the best place for clinical training.

• 10.12.2024

  Anne Seneca Terkelsen Receives Prestigious Grant

  Anne Seneca Terkelsen, PhD Student at the Health Promotion Research Unit, Department of Public Health, Awarded Grant for PhD Project "Healthy Ageing in the Senior Village"

• 05.12.2024

  9 Out of 10 Hip Fracture Patients Rely on Support from Family Members

  A new study from the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) reveals that, within three months of discharge, hip fracture patients receive significantly more assistance from family members than they do from municipal home care services over six months. The extent of this family support has surprised researchers

• 05.12.2024

  Men on the Edge: New research to shed light on hidden challenges

  Leading health researchers aim to uncover how vulnerable men in Denmark struggle with health and social barriers – and to develop solutions in collaboration with them.

• 28.11.2024

  Researchers map PFAS exposure among the youngest

  In a new project, researchers from the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) are investigating the exposure of foetuses and infants to "forever chemicals," paving the way for updated recommendations.

• 28.11.2024

  New AI technology to help doctors detect lung cancer earlier

  Just as a car's diagnostic system quickly identifies technical issues, the new technology aims to assist radiologists in swiftly and accurately identifying lung diseases.

• 26.11.2024

  New Approach to Epilepsy Treatment Combines Genetics and Brain Mapping

  A method integrating genetic data and brain activity provides insights for more precise epilepsy care.

• 18.11.2024

  Psychiatric Patients Increasingly Prescribed Multiple Medications

  Researchers from the University of Southern Denmark have conducted the most extensive study of its kind, uncovering a significant increase in the use of multiple antipsychotic medications despite recommendations in clinical guidelines.

• 05.11.2024

  Henrik Frederiksen has been appointed Clinical Professor in Haematology.

  This professorship entails that Henrik Frederiksen will take on the role of research leader for the haematology field. The position has been established as a joint appointment between the Department of Clinical Research at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) and the Department of Haematology at Odense University Hospital (OUH).

• 05.11.2024

  Thomas Stauffer Larsen appointed clinical professor of haematology

  The professorship is newly established and centred on the treatment of lymphoma. Professorships have been established as a combination position between the Department of Clinical Research, the University of Southern Denmark and the Department of Haematology at Odense University Hospital.

• 31.10.2024

  Surgery is the Optimal Solution for Patients with Severe Hip Osteoarthritis

  Researchers from the University of Southern Denmark have shown that total hip replacement is more effective than exercise alone for individuals over 50 with severe hip osteoarthritis.

• 30.10.2024

  Young Cancer Survivors to Receive Improved Support After Illness

  A grant of just over 2 million DKK will allow researchers to trial new rehabilitation initiatives for young cancer survivors aged 18-39.

• 21.10.2024

  New Professor of Clinical and Translational Proteomics

  Hans Christian Beck has been appointed professor in a newly established professorship in clinical and translational proteomics in a combination position between the Department of Clinical Medicine, the Research Unit for Clinical Biochemistry, University of Southern Denmark (SDU) and Odense University Hospital (OUH)

• 30.09.2024

  More Support for Pregnant Women in Violent Relationships

  A new research project involving researchers from the University of Southern Denmark aims to expand systematic screening for intimate partner violence to include pregnant women from ethnic minority backgrounds.

• 26.09.2024

  Foxtrot for a Fresher Focus – Researchers Explore the Power of Dance

  A new project from the University of Southern Denmark is to investigate how dance can improve memory and enhance the quality of life for older adults with memory issues.

• 26.09.2024

  How to! Build an International Network with a Research Exchange

  Planning a research exchange can be challenging, especially when you have three children and a clinical role that requires your physical presence with patients – but it is possible.

• 18.09.2024

  SDU introduces a new Bachelor's degree programme in Medicine in Esbjerg

  The government has just presented its proposal for a major reform of the healthcare system structure, which includes plans for a complete expansion of the medical programme in Esbjerg. With the establishment of a new Bachelor's degree programme in Medicine at the University of Southern Denmark in Esbjerg, both Bachelor's and Master's programmes in Medicine are expected to be offered from 2026. This is an important step in the effort to secure the provision of doctors in the South-West and Southern Jutland regions.

• 18.09.2024

  New Discovery Shows that a Notorious Villain Protects Our Blood Vessels

  A protein that has been regarded as harmful for decades turns out to play a crucial role in maintaining our blood vessels and protecting against cardiovascular diseases.

• 12.09.2024

  Compositae Dermatitis in Denmark

  Chief Physician, Ph.D. Evy Paulsen, from Odense University Hospital and the University of Southern Denmark, will defend her thesis on Compositae dermatitis on October 11th. Compositae dermatitis is an allergic skin reaction that occurs upon contact with plants from the Asteraceae family (Compositae). This plant family is one of the largest in the world.

• 05.09.2024

  Intense Exercise to Help Inactive Women Prevent Cardiovascular Diseases

  Just a few minutes of high-intensity activity integrated into daily routines can make a positive difference to health. The concept is called VILPA, and Professor Cecilie Thøgersen-Ntoumani is set to develop and test an app in a new project to help women prevent cardiovascular diseases.

• 30.08.2024

  Key discussions set the stage for new collaborations

  Inspiration day at SDU on reducing health inequalities proves a great success.

• 29.08.2024

  Exhibition on health and sustainability comes to SDU

  The exhibition ‘Healthy Future’ will soon make its entrance at SDU. However, the exhibition will first be shown at the Climate People's Meeting in Middelfart before moving on to SDU. The exhibition focuses on health research at the intersection of climate and sustainability. Later, it will also be presented at SDU's campus in Esbjerg.

• 22.08.2024

  SDU Researchers Collaborate to Improve Women’s Bone Health

  Is medicine or physical exercise training better for keeping bones strong – or perhaps a combination of both? This question will be investigated in a new project supported by the Novo Nordisk Foundation, focusing on women aged 45-60.

• 22.08.2024

  Professor of Genetics at Sygehus Lillebælt

  Cand.scient., Ph.D. Klaus Brusgaard has been appointed Professor and Research Leader at the Department of Regional Health Research, University of Southern Denmark, Research Unit for Clinical Genetics, Sygehus Lillebælt, Vejle.

• 21.08.2024

  Prospect of 20 New Study Places in the Medical Programme in Esbjerg

  As part of the new rural development initiative, the government plans to allocate an additional 20 study places to the Master’s programme in Medicine at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU). This expansion is anticipated to increase the number of newly trained doctors in Esbjerg from 30 to 50 annually. It represents a significant step towards strengthening local healthcare and ensuring a more balanced geographical distribution of doctors across the country.

• 14.08.2024

  How To! Forming an International Team in a Clinical Setting

  At the Epilepsy Hospital Filadelfia and the Department of Regional Health Research, they've mastered the art of creating an international research team. The key lies in balancing professional, social, and practical elements.

• 14.08.2024

  New Study Reveals Ongoing Rise in Psychotropic Drug Use Among Children and Young Adults in Denmark

  A comprehensive Danish study highlights a sustained and significant increase in the use of medication for ADHD, depression, and sleep disorders among 12-24-year-olds. The number of new users of these medications has risen from 18,081 in 2019 to 28,083 in 2023.

• 01.07.2024

  Kristine Bjørndal appointed professor

  Kristine Bjørndal, PhD, has been appointed Clinical Professor and Head of Research at the Department of Clinical Medicine, University of Southern Denmark, and Department of ORL - Head and Neck Surgery & Audiology, Odense University Hospital.

• 28.06.2024

  Torben Bjerregaard Larsen Appointed Clinical Professor in Translational Medicine and Innovation

  A new professorship focusing on translational medicine and innovation has been established at Sygehus Lillebælt and the Institute of Regional Health Research (IRS) at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU).

• 25.06.2024

  Inspiration Day: Better Health for All

  Join us for an inspiration day on new collaborations and practical ways to reduce health inequalities.

• 21.06.2024

  Mark Bremholm Ellebæk appointed clinical professor in Paediatric and IBD surgery

  On July 1, 2024, Senior Consultant, PhD, Mark Bremholm Ellebæk is appointed Clinical Professor in a combined position between the Department of Clinical Research, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Southern Denmark (SDU) and Department of Surgery A, Odense University Hospital (OUH).

• 20.06.2024

  New Methods to Reveal Adult Mortality Inequities in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

  Angela Chang, associate professor at the Department of Health Services Research, has received a Sapere Aude grant to enhance the measurement of adult mortality inequality in the world's poorer countries.

• 20.06.2024

  New research to enhance understanding of trauma and PTSD

  Associate Professor Maria Louison Vang from the Department of Psychology has been awarded a Sapere Aude grant for a project that aims to revolutionise the diagnosis and treatment of PTSD and complex PTSD.

• 14.06.2024

  Study Reveals Substance Use Among One in Ten Pregnant Women

  A new nationwide project by the University of Southern Denmark and Odense University Hospital has investigated the extent of substance use among pregnant women.

• 14.06.2024

  Rikke Leth-Larsen Appointed as the new Head of the Department of Clinical Research at University of Southern Denmark.

  Rikke Leth-Larsen, who has previously led the Department of Regional Health Research, is set to take on a new challenge as the Head of the Department of Clinical Research, SDU.

• 11.06.2024

  Doctoral Dissertation on Hypoglycemia

  Brain damage from low blood sugar can be avoided in newborns with the rare disease "congenital hyperinsulinism," but difficulties in diagnosing the condition can delay proper treatment.

• 11.06.2024

  Enhanced Treatment for Dehydrated Patients

  Is it more effective to drink fluids or receive them intravenously when dehydrated? Researchers from the University of Southern Denmark are set to explore this question.

• 06.06.2024

  Unveiling the Secrets of Brain Folding

  New research sheds light on how the brain is folded during development and how its disruption can predispose risk for neurodevelopmental disorders such as epilepsy and autism.

• 06.06.2024

  How to Involve Users in Research

  A researcher and a user have shared their insights on how researchers can effectively involve users in research. Together, they have published an article describing how to optimise this collaboration.

• 30.05.2024

  New study: Decline in hip fractures, increase in hip surgeries

  Fewer elderly people are experiencing hip fractures, but more are receiving hip replacements due to osteoarthritis.

• 17.05.2024

  Department of Clinical Research appoints new professor specializing in digital solutions for decision-making processes

  Pernille Just Vinholt has been appointed professor at the Department of Clinical Research, University of Southern Denmark and Odense University Hospital. The professorship is in clinical biochemistry with a focus on decision support and artificial intelligence.

• 16.05.2024

  10 million to Henrik Dimke for kidney stone treatment project

  Kidney stones are the focal point of the research conducted by Henrik Dimke, Professor at the Department of Molecular Medicine. His aim is to understand the underlying mechanisms and thereby develop new treatment methods.

• 16.05.2024

  European Collaboration Enhances Migraine Treatment Strategies

  A researcher from the University of Southern Denmark and Esbjerg and Grindsted Hospitals is leading the development of new European recommendations for the nursing care of migraine patients

• 15.05.2024

  Troels Korshøj Bergmann, Professor of Clinical Pharmacology

  As of 1 June, Troels K. Bergmann will take up a clinical professorship in pharmacology at the University of Southern Denmark, Department of Regional Health Research, Esbjerg.

• 10.05.2024

  Inadequate Data on Self-Harm and Suicide Attempts

  The information gathered on individuals arriving at the nation's emergency departments after self-harming or attempting suicide is found to be lacking, according to a recent study from the University of Southern Denmark. This shortfall in data collection could significantly impact the treatment these patients receive.

• 08.05.2024

  Using Hospital Data to Enhance Traffic Accident Prevention in Denmark

  Recent research from the University of Southern Denmark and Odense University Hospital reveals that traffic accidents are significantly underreported to the police, creating challenges for preventive measures

• 06.05.2024

  Pernille Tanggaard Andersen Becomes New Department Head at SDU

  Professor Pernille Tanggaard Andersen has been appointed the new head of the Department of Public Health (IST) at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU), a role she steps into from her position as vice head of the same department.

• 02.05.2024

  Launch of the Translational Cancer Hub

  The Translational Cancer Hub (TCH) in Odense, is a unique initiative that aims to significantly advance and bridge clinical and basic cancer research.

• 01.05.2024

  How is a colour television related to breast cancer?

  Lecturer and cancer specialist Marianne Vogsen conducts research on breast cancer and here discusses why she has started exploring new techniques for its detection and monitoring.

• 26.04.2024

  Sustainability takes centre stage in new joint exhibition between two universities

  This week, a new exhibition sees the light of day. It's called Healthy Future and focuses on health research at the intersection of climate, sustainability and health.

• 26.04.2024

  New professor aims to enhance understanding of financial incentives and cross-sector collaboration in healthcare

  Søren Rud Kristensen has been appointed Professor of Health Economics at the Danish Centre for Health Economics (DaCHE), Department of Public Health, University of Southern Denmark.

• 25.04.2024

  University of Southern Denmark launches new knowledge centre for diversity and inclusion at sea

  Employees in the Danish fleet should not be subjected to bullying, harassment, and assaults. Research in a new centre aims to ensure a good working environment.

• 19.04.2024

  University of Southern Denmark Launches New Psychology Programme in Esbjerg

  It is now official: University of Southern Denmark (SDU) will introduce a new psychology programme at its Esbjerg campus starting in the summer of 2025. Preparations are already underway to accommodate 75 students for next year's intake. This initiative stems from a solid partnership between Education Esbjerg and SDU, with significant backing from the Esbjerg Municipality, local foundations, and the business sector.

• 17.04.2024

  How do we support those unable to conceive naturally?

  Professor Jens Fedder, with 40 years of research experience in fertility treatments, offers insights into the evolution and history of these treatments, as well as prospects and opportunities.

• 16.04.2024

  Text messages to help citizens between the ages of 55 and 80 reduce their alcohol consumption

  In a new project, researchers will test whether messages from an app can motivate people to drink less.

• 11.04.2024

  Prestigious ERC Grant awarded to Tina Kold Jensen for research on eliminating PFAS from the body

  Tina Kold Jensen of the Department of Public Health has been awarded an ERC Advanced Grant to explore whether a drug could be the key to helping individuals exposed to high levels of PFAS to rid their bodies of these harmful chemicals, and to examine their impact on liver function.

• 10.04.2024

  Professor and Research Director Kim Houlind has been appointed the new head of the Department of Regional Health Research at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU).

  Starting 1 May, Professor Houlind will become the Head of the Department of Regional Health Research. This follows more than seven years of service as the Chief Surgeon at Kolding Hospital's Department of Vascular Surgery, whilst also fulfilling roles as a Professor and Coordinating Research Director.

• 10.04.2024

  Professor of health economics with a focus on general practice

  Line Bjørnskov Pedersen has been appointed professor of health economics at the Danish Centre for Health Economics (DaCHE), Department of Public Health, University of Southern Denmark. She is also employed at the Research Unit of General Practice in Odense and Esbjerg.

• 05.04.2024

  Professor of Medical Physics at SDU and OUH

  Faisal Mahmood is 48 years old and graduated as a biophysicist from the University of Copenhagen in 2002. He is appointed Professor of Medical Physics at the Department of Clinical Research, University of Southern Denmark and the Department of Oncology at Odense University Hospital.

• 04.04.2024

  Significant Progress in Applications for the Professional Master's Programme in Clinical Nursing at SDU

  Applications for the Professional Master’s Programme in Clinical Nursing at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) have increased by 45%. This surge is primarily due to an innovative partnership agreement with several hospitals.

• 03.04.2024

  Mark A. Ainsworth has been appointed head of the PhD School at the Faculty of Health Sciences

  Professor Mark A. Ainsworth, PhD, D.M.Sc., has been appointed head of the PhD School at the Faculty of Health Sciences at SDU as of 1 March 2024.

• 21.03.2024

  Experienced Chief Consultant from the Hearing Clinic becomes professor of audiology at SDU

  Noise and hearing loss, along with the correct use of hearing aids, are in focus when Jesper Hvass Schmidt conducts research for the benefit of musicians specifically and the general population at large.

• 19.03.2024

  Meet our researchers: Bjarke Viberg

  Bjarke Viberg is a professor at the Department of Clinical Research and serves as Denmark's only professor of orthopedic surgical traumatology. His focus is on the treatment of fractures in arms and legs. He is dedicated to providing the best treatment for the approximately 100,000 Danes who break their arms or legs each year.

• 19.03.2024

  New insights into aggressive breast cancer and potential treatment options

  Patients with triple-negative breast cancer may find encouragement in recently published research from Professor Vijay Tiwari from the Department of Molecular Medicine.

• 15.03.2024

  New Head of SUND Research Support

  On 1 March, Anne Kathrine Overgaard assumed the position as head of SUND Research Support, the research support unit of the Faculty of Health Sciences at University of Southern Denmark (SDU)

• 13.03.2024

  Declining fertility is a huge problem for Denmark

  We know a lot about why Danes are having fewer children, but not nearly enough to do anything about it. Rune Lindahl-Jacobsen, Professor of Epidemiology and Biodemography, takes us through the factors at play. And offers his take on a path to the solution.

• 08.03.2024

  SDU Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery at Vejle Hospital

  Senior Consultant, PhD Claus Varnum, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at Vejle Hospital, has been appointed Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery at the Department of Regional Health Research, SDU.

• 08.03.2024

  What does it mean to be transgender?

  The number of annual referrals of transgender individuals seeking hormone therapy continues to rise. Associate Professor Dorte Glintborg from the Research Unit for Endocrinology and the Center for Gender Identity leads a project investigating the short- and long-term effects of hormone therapy in transgender individuals. We asked her to shed light on transgender identity.

• 07.03.2024

  SDU researchers contribute to detecting domestic violence

  Health professionals play a crucial role in prevention of violence, and this year, national guidelines are being developed for detection and early interventions against domestic violence. Researchers from the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) have reviewed the international scientific literature within this field and are now releasing two major reports that summarise the most effective methods for detection of and interventions against domestic violence.

• 07.03.2024

  New HEALTH officially opened

  Spring was in the air and in many of the speeches when New HEALTH – SDU’s new Faculty of Health Sciences – was inaugurated on 1 March 2024.

• 04.03.2024

  Professor of Nursing in Psychiatry in Region Zealand

  Nurse, cand.cur. and Ph.D. As of 1 April, Lene Lauge Berring has been appointed professor of clinical nursing at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU), associate professor at University College Absalon and chief nurse and head of the research unit in Psychiatry in Region Zealand.

• 27.02.2024

  Helle Hvilsted Nielsen appointed new professor of neurology with a focus on sclerosis

  In the newly established clinical professorship at the Department of Clinical Research, SDU, Helle Hvilsted Nielsen will strengthen research into neuroinflammatory diseases, in which the immune system is involved in the development of disease in the brain, with a particular focus on multiple sclerosis.

• 23.02.2024

  Statistics professor of screening programmes

  Sisse Helle Njor has been appointed professor of population-based cancer screening programmes at the Department of Regional Health Research, SDU and at Lillebaelt Hospital.

• 21.02.2024

  Malene Grubbe Hildebrandt becomes clinical professor of Nuclear Medicine

  Consultant Malene Grubbe Hildebrandt, PhD, has been appointed professor at the Department of Clinical Research at the University of Southern Denmark and the Department of Nuclear Medicine, OUH, as of 1 January.

• 21.02.2024

  Art and creativity foster a deeper understanding between patient and physician

  A new website showcasing personal stories strives to encourage individuals to openly discuss their experiences and challenges within the healthcare system.

• 20.02.2024

  New mentor program aims to support young researchers

  In order to promote well-being and professional development among junior researchers, the Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) will initiate a mentorship program in the autumn of 2024. This program is specifically tailored for PhD students, postdocs, and assistant professors.

• 19.02.2024

  Stig Borbjerg Laursen appointed clinical professor in Gastroenterology and Gastrointestinal Endoscopy

  Attending physician, PhD, Stig Borbjerg Laursen has been appointed clinical professor of Gastroenterology and Gastrointestinal Endoscopy from 1 February 2024 in a joint position with the Department of Clinical Research, the Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Southern Denmark (SDU) and the Department of Medical Gastrointestinal Diseases S, Odense University Hospital (OUH).

• 09.02.2024

  Professor with a focus on bone diseases and their treatment

  Thomas Levin Geiser Andersen has been appointed professor of molecular bone histology and bone pathology at the Department of Clinical Pathology, Odense University Hospital (OUH), the Research Unit of Pathology at the Department of Clinical Research, University of Southern Denmark (SDU), and the Department of Forensic Medicine, Aarhus University (AU).

• 09.02.2024

  Professor Pernille Tanggaard Andersen has been appointed new Head of Campus at SDU Esbjerg

  - I am looking forward to continuing our collaboration both internally across SDU Esbjerg and externally with the business community, UC Syd, as well as Esbjerg and Grindsted Hospitals, among other local stakeholders. SDU Esbjerg is well-positioned with several new study programmes, and I believe there are ample opportunities for even closer collaboration with the surrounding community.

• 08.02.2024

  Dagmar Beier appointed as new professor of neurology with a focus on headache disorders

  In the newly established clinical professorship at the Department of Clinical Research at SDU, Dagmar Beier will strengthen research into brain diseases.

• 05.02.2024

  New professor to strengthen research in child and adolescent health

  Trine Flensborg-Madsen takes up the position as Professor of Child and Adolescent Health at the National Institute of Public Health (SIF), University of Southern Denmark, on 1 February 2024.

• 01.02.2024

  Researchers developing new tool for self-motivation

  Nikos Ntoumanis has received a grant from TrygFonden to develop and test a new digital platform that trains individuals in self-enactable behavior change techniques (BCTs) aimed at encouraging them to engage in more physical activity.

• 01.02.2024

  Professor of pulmonary medicine at SDU and OUH

  Lead Consultant, PhD Jesper Rømhild Davidsen has been appointed clinical professor of respiratory medicine in a combined position between the Department of Clinical Research, the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Southern Denmark (SDU) and the Department of Pulmonary Medicine, Odense University Hospital (OUH).

• 23.01.2024

  Exploring children's perspectives on assistance in Child Advocacy Centers: A national study unveiled by new grant

  A new grant enables researchers from the THRIVE research group at the Department of Psychology, University of Southern Denmark (SDU), to conduct a national study of Danish child advocacy centers (CACs) from the perspective of the child.

• 23.01.2024

  Patient complaints can strengthen Danish hospitals: new research points to the future of care

  Systematic review of complaints opens the door for improved communication, better care and a more patient-centred health service in Denmark.

• 19.01.2024

  Improved Care for Patients in Intensive Care Units

  Professor Hanne Irene Jensen, alongside Professor Karina Dahl Steffensen, is partner in a significant new EU project. The focus of this project is the improvement of palliative care and treatment for patients in hospital intensive care units.

• 18.01.2024

  Your motivation matters for achieving your savings goals

  Are you saving money because you want to, or because you have to? The former is undoubtedly easier, but there exists a technique to shift your motivation from pressure to personal desire.

• 12.01.2024

  Research Project Aims to Enhance Treatment for Individuals with Chronic Eye Diseases

  The VELUX FOUNDATIONS has recently granted 11 million Danish kroner to Professor Jakob Grauslund from the University of Southern Denmark. He will lead a national project with the aim of providing enhanced and more precise follow-up for patients with chronic eye diseases.

• 11.01.2024

  Promising Results in Cancer Treatment with Immunotherapy and Danish Technology

  A combination of immunotherapy and a newly developed Danish technology is demonstrating promising outcomes for patients with particularly severe breast cancer. This treatment also holds promise for other types of cancer.

• 05.01.2024

  Hearing loss increases the risk of dementia

  In a major new study from the University of Southern Denmark, researchers have discovered a link between hearing loss and the risk of developing dementia.

• 04.01.2024

  A blood test can identify genetic diseases in fetuses.

  With the simplicity of a blood test, it will be possible in the future to screen pregnant women for serious genetic diseases in their unborn children.