News list
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29.01.2026
One session of advice just as effective as rehab for many older patients
A new Danish study shows that extended rehabilitation programmes don't necessarily lead to better outcomes than a single advisory session.
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29.01.2026
Health Innovation Day highlighted research with real-world impact
At Health Innovation Day 2026, researchers, foundations and health sector stakeholders gathered at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) to explore how health research can create societal value. A newly announced national agreement on innovation provided a timely backdrop for the day's discussions.
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21.01.2026
Women’s health must be prioritised in sport
A new set of 56 international injury prevention recommendations highlights the specific risks and needs of female athletes. Merete Møller, a researcher at the Department of Sports Science and Clinical Biomechanics, was part of the steering committee behind the recommendations.The University of Southern Denmark moves up to second place in the ShanghaiRanking 2025.
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15.01.2026
Insight: Why research into women’s health matters
What does a lack of knowledge about women’s health actually mean? Here are five clear answers to why both research and the healthcare system must focus more on women’s health – with insights from Professor Lone Kjeld Petersen, Professor of Gynaecology and Obstetrics at the University of Southern Denmark.
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14.01.2026
Innovation in health: From idea to impact
Health Innovation Day 2026 brings together funders, researchers and frontrunners for a day focused on turning research into real-world solutions – and on finding inspiration for how research can make a tangible difference in practice.
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07.01.2026
Three new professors to conduct research in nursing and care at Denmark’s youngest university hospital
How do we engage with families of children with life-threatening illnesses? How can we strengthen patient involvement? And can we ease transitions for those who are particularly vulnerable? These are some of the questions that three newly appointed professors of nursing will explore at Zealand University Hospital (SUH), which, with a total of five professorships at the University of Southern Denmark, is now home to one of the country’s strongest research environments for clinical nursing.