Department of Dentistry and Oral Health

Research

Research is based on clinical issues and creates an increased understanding of causal relations.

News from the Faculty of Health Sciences

06 March 2026 - Research

Danish researchers have found that the protein S100B, already measured routinely in emergency departments, could potentially be used to identify…

04 March 2026 - Health

Researchers from Health are happy to drive to a beach in North Jutland and cut the heart out of a dead, stranded whale.

19 February 2026 - Health

The first Danish national review of reported drugging cases shows that many incidents can likely be explained by alcohol consumption alone.

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Degree programmes

See our degree programmes and further and continuing education programmes.

Events

20 Oct

Tuesday 20 October 2026, at 14:00 Auditorium G206-145, Entrance G, Aarhus University Hospital

Mobile app-based behavioural therapy: Exploring the clinical potential of a digital intervention for children and adolescents with chronic tic…

20 Oct

4 days, Tuesday 20 October 2026, at 16:00 - 23 October Musholm Conference, Musholmvej 100, 4220 Korsør

Are you an early-stage PhD student in basic, translational or clinical science? Do you want to know more about the molecular mechanisms in developing…

22 Oct

Thursday 22 October 2026, at 10:00 Verdensrummet aud. A201-170, Aarhus University

Machine Learning Methods for Continuous Glucose Monitoring Data and their Potential in Cardiovascular Risk Assessment

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Research

News from the Faculty of Health Sciences

Blood test may predict epilepsy after head trauma

A heart from a sperm whale? We start the car immediately

Alcohol explains most suspected drugging cases

Degree programmes

Events

PhD defence: Maria Louise Jöhnk

Basic Cardiometabolic Research PhD Course: Organ Cross-Talk

PhD defence: Helene Bei Thomsen

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