Nina Weis

Nina Weis is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Clinical Medicine at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, with dual institutional affiliation at the Capital Region of Denmark (Region Hovedstaden) as confirmed by her regionh.dk email domain and office addresses in Hvidovre and Copenhagen N. Her research specializes in clinical infectious diseases with emphasis on HIV, hepatitis viruses, and bacteriology.

Her research program integrates clinical medicine with public health approaches, investigating antiviral treatment efficacy, viral evolution mechanisms, diagnostic innovations like dried blood spot testing, and psychosocial dimensions of infection. She frequently employs Danish nationwide registry data and cross-sectional designs to study infection outcomes in vulnerable populations including pregnant women, cardiac surgery patients, and harm reduction service users.

Analysis of her 2025 publications reveals dominant themes in viral hepatitis management and HIV care optimization. Key trends include immune response characterization post-hepatitis C cure, stigma impacts on HIV health outcomes, metabolic effects of novel antiretroviral regimens, and community-based HCV testing strategies. Her work consistently demonstrates multi-institutional Danish collaborations addressing critical gaps in infection control and patient-centered care.