Medizinische Hochschule Hannover : MHH Insight

The two prizewinners Dr Natalie Palmaers and Laura Feuerhahn stand together with Anna-Lena Herbach and Dr Urs Mücke for a photo.

All in one app: Dr Natalie Palmaers and Laura Feuerhahn receive SICKO Innovation Award

Carer and doctor develop an OnkoBase app together.

Two women and a doctor walk down a corridor.

Nele and Jette: carefree despite a rare disease

Deep brain stimulation at the MHH saves two sisters from a wheelchair.

Graphic with the words World Hands Hygiene Day Save Lives Clean Your Hands 5 May

To protect against pathogens: disinfect your hands!

Hannover Medical School commemorates World Hand Hygiene Day.

MHH provides information about master's programmes

Further study programmes are presented online.

A man in a blue coat sits next to a screen with an image of an immune cell and holds a white tablet in his hand.

Approval of the first drug against chronic lung disease in sight

MHH pneumologist investigates the effect of brensocatib on bronchiectasis disease in ASPEN study.

A blue symbolic RNA strand floats in front of a symbolic image of a red liver.

MHH researchers aim to cure liver diseases with therapeutic RNA

The Boehringer Ingelheim Foundation is providing 600,000 Euros in funding for basic research into new approaches to the treatment of liver fibrosis…

A hand in a blue glove holds a syringe pointing at a vaccine vial. More vaccine vials are visible in the background.

Power vaccination against cancer boosts the immune system

New hope: MHH researchers are mobilising the immune system's defence against tumour cells within just two weeks using a two-phase vaccination regimen.…

Hello Vienna: Two diet students on unfamiliar paths

Leonie Boeley and Lea König did an internship in Austria with Erasmus+.

A hand is holding a book with the title ‘Package insert explained in simple terms’.

Book publication: MHH student explains package leaflets in an understandable way

MHH student Hannah Warmer has written a reference book about the effects of medication.

A woman and a man in white coats and blue protective gloves are standing behind a tissue shredder on a trolley in a research laboratory.

New solutions for the RNA medicine of the future

At the RNApp graduate school, young researchers are working to make RNA-based drugs safer and more effective.