Rasmus Bruhn

Rasmus Bruhn is a visiting researcher at the Department of Regional Health Research, University of Southern Denmark, and affiliated with the Research Unit of Emergency Medicine (Aabenraa) at IRS - Hospital Sønderjylland. His work bridges clinical emergency medicine and biomarker research with focus on diagnostic accuracy.

Dr. Bruhn's research centers on infection diagnostics in emergency settings through multi-biomarker profiling, specifically examining:

• C-reactive protein
• procalcitonin
• Club Cell Protein 16
• interleukin-6
• chitinase-like proteins
• soluble urokinase-type plasminogen activator receptor

This approach targets improved differentiation between bacterial infections and inflammatory conditions in acute care. His 2025 Clinical Biochemistry publication demonstrates active research in this specialized diagnostic niche.

Current work shows consistent focus on biomarker validation for emergency medicine applications, with recent publications indicating collaboration across Danish clinical research networks. No information is available regarding teaching responsibilities, grant funding, or laboratory infrastructure.