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The event is an international congress focusing on communication within the healthcare sector, organized by Vall d’Hebron Hospital and supported by EUHA.

The study shows that men's use of the drug valproate while sperm cells are being formed does not increase the risk of malformations in their children.

During her fellowship at Aarhus University Hospital, Department of Surgery, Luz Divina Severino has learned surgical techniques she can introduce home in Mexico

AUH was chosen to host a two-day course due to its strong research and interdisciplinary approach to fatty liver disease.

A simple urine test can more than halve the number of cystoscopies necessary to follow up high-risk bladder cancer patients, new research has found.

The National Danish Survey of Patient Experiences 2023 shows that patients again this year are very satisfied with their treatment

For the 15th time Aarhus University Hospital is placed first in the yearly quality evaluation of Danish hospitals by the newspaper "Dagens Medicin"

Oncologist Ninna Aggerholm Pedersen is part of EU network where expertise in the rare form of cancer sarcoma is shared across national borders.

A study of Nordic children confirms that several antiseizure medications taken during pregnancy are associated with an increased risk of a low birth weight.

The Oslo Chronic Fatigue Consortium calls for a more inclusive and constructive dialogue surrounding these conditions.

Clinical Nursing Specialist and Associate Professor Jeanette Finderup has been awarded DKK 7.5 million to her project focusing on kidney diseases.

As part of the European University Hospital Alliance's Nursing Network, AUH will partake in the discussion about the future of nursing in Europe

A new DNA sequencer at Aarhus University Hospital benefits children with cancer as it doubles the speed of performing whole-genome sequencing.

Patient satisfaction is high at Aarhus University Hospital says the newly published results from the National Danish Survey of Patient Experiences for 2022.

Aarhus University Hospital (AUH) ranks number 24 out of 2.300 hospitals in Newsweek's annual ranking of the best hospitals in the world.

Aarhus University Hospital is appointed Denmark’s best hospital for the fifteenth time.