Anette Bygum

Anette Bygum is a Clinical Professor at Karolinska Institutet and a Guest Researcher at the Research Unit for Human Genetics and Clinical Genome Center at Odense University Hospital. She specializes in hereditary angioedema, genetic disorders, and dermatology, with a focus on clinical-genetic correlations and medical education.

• 2001: Communication course (Medical Association for Aarhus County)
• 2002: Communication course, teacher's personal style (University of Southern Denmark)
• 2011: Supervisor course (Region of Southern Denmark)

Her academic roles include sub-course leadership in genodermatoses/pediatric dermatology since 2006 and Chief Physician at Odense University Hospital (2010-2015). She has taught medical students in Modules K1, K8, K12, and K14 since 2001.

Her recent publications focus on genetic screening in skin disorders, obesity impacts on biologic therapy outcomes, and standardized treatment protocols for hereditary angioedema. She actively participates in peer review for journals like The Lancet and Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology.

• 2023: University of Southern Denmark Innovation Award
• 2020: Publication Prize
• 2018: Deputy Editor
• 2017: Danish Dermatological Society Honorary Fellowship

Bygum has supervised 37 master's theses, 3 completed PhD projects, and currently mentors 6 PhD candidates. Her educational methods include case-based teaching, clinical demonstrations, and digital exam development.