Medizinische Hochschule Hannover : MHH Insight

MHH President Prof. Dr. Michael Manns and the two award winners PD Dr. Anna Saborowski and Prof. Dr. Christoph Huber as well as Science Minister Björn Thümler

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…

A microscopic image of the cultured human mesenchymal stem cells from the donor umbilical cord, whose stem cell products in conditioned medium were used for this therapeutic approach.

Thanks to umbilical cord stem cells: First successful treatment of severe pulmonary hypertension

Hannover Medical School doctors successfully treat three-year-old girl / Publication in "Nature Cardiovascular Research

Study Nurse Gabriele Simon and Professor Dr Michael Heuser stand in front of a cabinet with patient files.

Drug combination triples survival time with blood cancer

MHH involved in international study on acute myeloid leukaemia (AML)

Professor Dr Frauke von Versen-Höynck and Dr Yvonne Ziert sit in front of a special microscope for performing artificial insemination in a laboratory at the MHH Women's Clinic.

No higher Covid-19 risk due to artificial insemination

MHH-Research team analyses data from SARS-CoV-2-positive pregnant women.

The photo shows Dr. Hümmert and Professor Trebst, standing in a corridor of the MHH.

Data speak for early therapy

MHH study on the autoimmune diseases NMOSD and MOGAD: High socio-economic costs and reduced quality of life

Professor Dr. Dr. Thomas Thum shows culture dishes in which tissue sections of living heart muscle cells can be examined.

MHH researcher wants to stop harmful effect of chemotherapy on heart muscle

EU funds research project to elucidate pathological cardiac remodelling caused by cancer drugs with around 2.5 million euros

HBG has a new managing director

Sascha Zenker will take up his post on May 1, 2022

Professor Dr Ingmar Mederacke sits in front of a fluorescence microscope and holds a cell culture plate with stained liver stellate cells.

Liver fibrosis: the fatal signalling pathway

MHH research team clarifies how liver inflammation and scarring of liver tissue are connected

Dr. Bernd Auber, Dr. Alexander von Gise and Dr. Michael Sasse from the intensive care unit and Professor Dr. Bettina Bohnhorst from the neonatology unit stand in a patient room of the pediatric clinic.

Rapid diagnosis instead of a long odyssey

MHH Human Genetics: Whole-genome sequencing to bring the cause of rare diseases in critically ill children to light at an early stage

Professor Dr. Dr. Thomas Thum holds a heart model in his hand and shows where the ventricle thickens in fibrosis formation due to pathological connective tissue deposits.

MHH: On the home stretch to the RNA drug against cardiac fibrosis

EU funds research project on the therapy of cardiac fibrosis with around 2.5 million euros