Research 08/19/2022 More accurate prediction of cancer risk in Individuals with Li-Fraumeni syndrome Study from the German Cancer Predisposition Registry: The type of TP53 variant matters Read more
Research 08/02/2022 Targeting heart disease MHH research team finds new AAV vectors for gene therapy in the heart muscle Read more
Research 07/06/2022 Corona researchers are looking for new targets Team from the MHH, the DZIF and the University of Giessen investigates approaches for new drugs that act against many different coronaviruses. Read more
Research 07/01/2022 A step on the way to better therapies against viruses Researchers from the MHH and RESIST show how a cell protein of the innate immune response prevents the multiplication of herpes viruses Read more
Research 06/29/2022 Smoking promotes development of severe pulmonary hypertension Analysis of registry data leads MHH researchers to new insights into certain forms of the disease Read more
Research 06/24/2022 Nutrients instead of antibiotics Can nutritional supplements prevent serious diseases in newborns? BMBF supports project of MHH, RESIST and UKW with 1.9 million euros Read more
Research 06/22/2022 The path to personalised hepatitis D treatment EU supports multicentre project with a total of 6.75 million euros Read more
Research 06/17/2022 MHH: Mystery of heart repair solved Study on wound healing after heart attack published in Science Read more
Research 06/13/2022 MHH: New Klaus Bahlsen Centre for Integrative Oncology begins its work Active participation in the course of treatment for cancer patients Read more
Research 06/13/2022 Top research in the fight against cancer The MHH plus funding foundation honours Professor Dr Christoph Huber and PD Dr Anna Saborowski / Award ceremony by Science Minister Björn Thümler and… Read more
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