Nanna Gram Ahlmark

Nanna Gram Ahlmark is a Senior Researcher at the National Institute of Public Health, part of the University of Southern Denmark, specializing in Social Health research. Her work primarily focuses on marginalized populations, mental health, immigrant health, and qualitative research methodologies.

Her research interests center on the intersection of social determinants and health outcomes, particularly examining vulnerable populations including immigrants, military veterans with PTSD, and socially marginalized groups in Denmark. Her work often addresses mental health needs, healthcare access barriers, and innovative treatment approaches for conditions like PTSD through mind-body therapies.

Ahlmark's publication record shows a strong focus on public health research with recent publications examining health surveys among marginalized populations, PTSD treatment alternatives, and healthcare utilization patterns. Her work often employs qualitative methodologies and has particular relevance for health policy development in Denmark.

• Recipient of media attention for PTSD and body therapy research
• Active participant in research networks focusing on public health issues
• Regular presenter at conferences and to public/private organizations

Her research has garnered academic attention with multiple publications appearing in reputable journals and receiving citations and media coverage. She frequently collaborates with colleagues like Christoffersen, Nilou, and Pedersen on studies examining health disparities and social determinants of health in Denmark.