Aarhus University

Sex and Socioeconomic Differences in the Initiation of SGLT2 Inhibitors and GLP ‐1 Receptor Agonists in Patients With Type 2 Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease: A Nationwide Cohort Study

ABSTRACT Aims Cardioprotective glucose‐lowering drugs (GLDs) remain underutilised in individuals with Type 2 diabetes (T2D) and cardiovascular disease (CVD). We aimed to estimate the association between sex and socioeconomic status and initiation of cardioprotective GLDs and to i...

Targeting the dopaminergic midbrain with precision 7-Tesla biofeedback training in depression: A proof-of-principle randomized controlled trial

Abstract The significant heterogeneity of major depressive disorder (MDD) requires the development of interventions that directly target underlying cognitive or neurobiological mechanisms. This work tested the efficacy of self-modulation of the dopaminergic midbrain with high-fie...

Quality in Palliative Care for Patients With Pre-existing Severe Mental Disorders – A Questionnaire Study With Danish Health Care Professionals

Background Patients with severe mental disorders (SMDs) face disparities in end-of-life care, yet knowledge about the quality of palliative care is limited. Aims This study examined healthcare professionals’ perspectives on palliative care for patients with SMDs. Methods Question...

Forty years of asteroseismology

Forty years ago, to within a day of the start of the present workshop, Aarhus University opened Symposium 123 of the International Astronomical Union, `Advances in helio- and asteroseismology'. At that time, helioseismology was a well-established field although the major heliosei...

Which penile cancer patients with metastasis in a sentinel node may be spared inguinal lymph node dissection without compromising oncological safety? Development of a low-risk selection model

Abstract Purpose To develop and internally validate a low-risk selection model to guide omission of completion inguinal lymph node dissection (ILND) after a positive dynamic sentinel node biopsy (DSNB) and to identify predictors of an inguinal basin harboring additional inguinal...

Forty years of asteroseismology

Forty years ago, to within a day of the start of the present workshop, Aarhus University opened Symposium 123 of the International Astronomical Union, `Advances in helio- and asteroseismology'. At that time, helioseismology was a well-established field although the major heliosei...

Paddock design influences soil inorganic nitrogen distribution in a pasture-based sow system with poplar trees

In pasture-based pig production, high soil inorganic nitrogen (N-inorg) amount and uneven distribution combined with low vegetation cover lead to nitrate leaching. Integrating trees can mitigate this by maintaining a vegetation ensuring nitrogen (N) uptake, but there is limited k...

How the nurse–patient relationship is enacted in Danish intensive care units: An ethnographic study of conscious mechanically ventilated patients

Introduction The nurse–patient relationship is crucial for conscious mechanically ventilated patients in the intensive care unit (ICU). While critical illness, immobilisation, and communication barriers challenge this relationship, the knowledge of its enactment in practice remai...

Self-Management as time management: exploring the temporal dimensions in school wellbeing discourses

This paper explores the role of temporal dimensions in shaping school-based wellbeing discourses, particularly emphasising self-management as a form of time regulation. It examines two prevalent discourses: achievement-driven temporal management and practices aimed at present-mom...

Investigating the persistence of iron-bound phosphorus in lake sediment under sulfidic conditions

Abstract Iron (Fe) additions are widely used to suppress internal phosphorus (P) loading in eutrophic lakes by promoting the formation of vivianite (Fe(II) 3 (PO 4 ) 2 ·8H 2 O), a redox-stable Fe–P mineral that can sequester P in anoxic sediments over the long term. However, vivi...

Dread without a dreader: anxiety as a non-terminating race, and the collision at the edge of constructive representation

Existential dread needs no dedicated fear-of-death module and no inner “dreader”: it is the signature of a self-evaluation that cannot commit — a race, in the friction-theoretic sense, that never crosses threshold because the state it would represent (one’s own non-existence) has...

Reproducing Everyday Culture Under Partial Understanding

How does everyday culture continue when shared understanding remains incomplete? Existing studies of transnational families often explain cultural continuity through language acquisition, adaptation, and integration. Drawing on qualitative fieldwork with thirty Vietnamese migrant...

Unbowed: Raiding and Hunting with Paracas Spearthrowers and Slings and the Conspicuous Absence of the Bow in Western South America

Abstract New weapons such as the bow and arrow often emerge alongside rising population densities and interpersonal conflict. We test this generalization in southern Peru during the violent Final Formative (400–1 BCE ) with measurements of 200 obsidian projectile points anchored...

Introducing shrubs enhances the representation of high-latitude vegetation and carbon cycling in the ORCHIDEE land surface model

Arctic–Boreal terrestrial ecosystems are rapidly changing under amplified high-latitude warming, including widespread expansion of shrubs, with consequences for regional carbon and energy balances. Yet, high-latitude vegetation diversity and vegetation–climate interactions remain...

Challenge from nomenclature changes: the case of ascidian biodiversity

The stability of biological nomenclature is essential for estimating biodiversity and is ensured by the International Codes for Nomenclature. However, species names change over time due to advances in scientific knowledge and new technologies, such as DNA barcoding. While barcodi...

Beyond techno-economic assessments: A comparative political economy framework for assessing national carbon dioxide removal (CDR) deployment

Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) has become a contested yet critical component of net-zero strategies despite its deployment consistently lagging corporate and government ambitions. This article develops and applies a comparative political economy framework to assess national CDR dep...

A first test of the personal growth process model: autonomy as related to authenticity and unconditional positive self-regard via the partial mediation of self-awareness

Personal growth entails different processes of well-being development, such as changes in one’s sense of self. In this cross-sectional study we aim to test the self-relevant aspects of the personal growth process (PGP) model. Per the PGP, higher authenticity and unconditional pos...

Electroconvulsive Therapy in Denmark From 2017 to 2025

OBJECTIVE: Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is a well-established treatment for severe manifestations of mental illness. This study examined trends in ECT use in Denmark from 2017 to 2025 using nationwide data from the Danish National Patient Register. METHODS: The data were analy...

Large‐scale nuclear and plastid phylogenomic analyses inform an updated Angiosperm Phylogeny Group classification: APG V

Abstract We present here a revision of the APG classification that considers the extensive recent analyses of hundreds of nuclear and plastid genes for many angiosperm species. Although previous versions of the APG classification were largely based on uniparentally inherited mark...

Credible Prejudice? When and Why Mainstream Party Adoption of Far-Right Rhetoric Weakens Anti-Prejudice Norms

Abstract This article examines whether mainstream political parties adopt prejudiced rhetoric from the far right and how such shifts shape anti-prejudice norms. Building on existing work, I argue that mainstream parties are particularly influential in weakening anti-prejudice nor...