Lise Gormsen

Associate clinical professor

Aarhus University

Denmark

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Dr. Lise Gormsen is an Associate Clinical Professor at Aarhus University in Denmark. Her research primarily focuses on psychosocial aspects of health, functional somatic disorders, and systemic conditions related to lifestyle factors and metabolic health. Recent publications include studies on heart rate variability, persistent physical symptoms, and the impact of patient education in managing multisystem functional somatic disorder.

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Torben Jørgensen

Professor emeritus

University of Copenhagen

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Articles (13)

Assessment of psychosocial aspects in adults in post-COVID-19 condition: the EURONET-SOMA recommendations on core outcome domains for clinical and research use

Heart rate variability is not associated with multiple chemical sensitivity in a cross-sectional population-based study - The Danish study of functional disorders

The overlooked burden of persistent physical symptoms: a call for action in European healthcare

Unfavourable glucose metabolism is associated with functional somatic disorders. A cross-sectional general population-based study: The DanFunD study

Can internal medicine specialists diagnose functional somatic disorders (FSDs)? Training and comparison with FSD specialists

Efficacy of patient education and duloxetine, alone and in combination, for patients with multisystem functional somatic disorder

Lipid metabolism and functional somatic disorders in the general population. The DanFunD study.

Is reduced heart rate variability associated with functional somatic disorders?

Lifestyle factors as predictors of incident functional somatic disorder. Five-year follow-up of The DanFunD study

Physiological Health and Physical Performance in Multiple Chemical Sensitivity—Described in the General Population

Normative values of short-term heart rate variability in a cross-sectional study of a Danish population. The DanFunD study

Insulin Resistance Is Associated with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity in a Danish Population-Based Study-DanFunD.

Conditioned pain modulation and pain sensitivity in functional somatic disorders: The DanFunD study.

Collaborators (15)

Torben Jørgensen

Per Fink

Christian Trolle

Susanne Brix Pedersen

Katleen Bogaerts

Katharina Hüfner

Bernd Löwe

Jose Guillermo Cedeno Laurent

Michael Benros

Rainer Schaefert

Kaare Bro Wellnitz

Winfried Rief

Karen Kallesøe

Stefan Salzmann

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