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2016.09.14 | People news, Research, Academic staff
Alexander Gramm Kristensen began his PhD project entitled: Understanding underlying mechanisms of diabetic polyneuropathy at the Department of Clinical Neurophysiology, Aarhus University Hospital, on 1 September 2016.
2016.09.14 | People news, Research, Academic staff
Sandra Sif Gylfadottir began her PhD project entitled: Painful diabetic polyneuropathy on 1 September 2016 at the Danish Pain Research Center.
2016.09.14 | PhD defense, Academic staff, Department of Biomedicine
Blood DNA methylation in mental health
2016.09.13 | People news, Public/Media, External target group
The 2016 distinguished alumna has had a strong and lasting influence on the Danish healthcare system, and has helped improve conditions for patient groups such as rape victims and cancer patients. Meet Anne Thomassen, who became a doctor because she couldn’t become a nurse – and who knows a lot about boxing.
2016.09.12 | PhD defense, Academic staff, Department of Biomedicine
Suppression of microRNA activity by vector-encoded microRNA inhibitors
2016.09.12 | PhD defense, Academic staff, Department of Clinical Medicine
Peritonsillar abscess: clinical aspects of microbiology, risk factors and the association with parapharyngeal abscess
2016.09.12 | PhD defense, Academic staff, Department of Public Health
A struggle for recognition and meaning. A phenomenological-hermeneutic study of the illness trajectory of patients undergoing spinal fusion surgery
2016.09.12 | PhD defense, Academic staff, Department of Public Health
Less is more: Early discharge following birth – How do we support mothers to effective breastfeeding?
2016.09.12 | PhD defense, Academic staff, Department of Clinical Medicine
Effect of liraglutide in heart failure - the perfect match?
2016.09.12 | PhD defense, Academic staff, Department of Biomedicine
Investigation of the role and utility of CD163 macrofages in the 6-OHDA Parkinson’s disease model