Marianne Rosendal

Marianne Rosendal is a Senior Researcher at the Department of Public Health, Aarhus University’s Faculty of Health Sciences, with additional affiliations at the Department of Clinical Medicine’s Clinic for Functional Disorders. Her work focuses on persisting physical symptoms, psychosomatic medicine, and healthcare system improvements.

• Research spans functional disorders, coping mechanisms, and healthcare policy
• Active in European collaborations (EURONET-SOMA)
• Developed educational programs for primary care physicians

Her research trends emphasize persistent physical symptoms, behavioral interventions, and cross-sectional health studies. Recent projects include digital self-help programs and analyses of the Danish HPV vaccine controversy.

• 2025 Alan Stoudemire Award for educational innovation
• Collaborates internationally on somatic symptom disorders

Rosendal has published extensively on symptom management, including systematic reviews of behavioral techniques and longitudinal studies of symptom persistence. She frequently presents at international conferences, including the EAPM Conference in Lausanne (2024) and Aarhus symposiums on functional disorders.