Marie Dam Lauridsen

Marie Dam Lauridsen is a Clinical Instructor at North Denmark Regional Hospital, affiliated with Aalborg University's Faculty of Medicine, Department of Clinical Medicine. Her research focuses on chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), cardiogenic shock, and patient outcomes in respiratory medicine. She leads the 2025 project 'SEXA-PRO' investigating gender differences in COPD prognosis. Her work integrates telemedicine innovations and cohort analysis to improve diagnostic accuracy and treatment efficacy.

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Key research interests include COPD severity stratification, biomarker identification, and healthcare system optimization through telemedicine. Recent studies examine diuretic use impacts, patient mortality patterns, and treatment intensity as prognostic tools. Her 2024 publications highlight telehealth solutions for COPD and epidemiological cohort studies on blood eosinophil levels.

Collaborative projects emphasize clinical trial design, healthcare equity, and multidisciplinary care approaches. She has supervised research projects and contributed to national cohort analyses, with findings published in Respiratory Medicine and European Respiratory Journal.

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Advising and grants involvement includes supervision in the 2025 project and contributions to grant-funded COPD research initiatives. Active in lab teams focusing on respiratory disease mechanisms and clinical decision-making tools.

Labs/teams: Engaged in Aalborg University's clinical medicine research groups, particularly those addressing COPD heterogeneity and telehealth integration.