The changes during the COVID-19 pandemic—with closed leisure activities, online teaching, and increased mental distress—may have led to significant…

A major recognition for Professor Gregers Wegener, who will now lead the International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology

A new cross-institutional initiative, SEPLINE, aims to support researchers working with social inequality in health by providing a shared foundation…

Study with over 5,200 runners shows that running injuries do not develop gradually over time – but most often occur during a single running session.…

New study debunks the myth of women's special ability to hear baby crying. Researchers found only minimal differences between men's and women's…

Instead of using a patient’s own bone or titanium to repair skull fractures, researchers are working on using artificial materials. New research -…

When faced with a corpse – how do you determine the time of death? And what does Danish urine reveal about how much cannabis we consume? The second…

For the first time, researchers have discovered and isolated adult stem cells from a non-human primate. This finding could transform the foundation…

A new editorial in The British Journal of Psychiatry raises urgent concerns about increasing political interference in scientific publishing - and…

In a recent publication, TNU researchers demonstrated that combining Nanostring nCounter technology with miRNAscope analysis offers a robust approach…