for all phases of clinical research that is unique in the German research landscape," emphasises Professor Dr. Schindler, head of the ZKS. This also includes so-called proof-of-concept studies at the beginning [...] management. "The study on the immune booster was run entirely at our Clinical Research Centre," says Professor Schindler. The focus of the "VPM Elderly Vaccination Study" is the vaccine VPM1002, which is based [...] effect of VPM1002 vaccination on the clinical course of upper respiratory tract infections," says Professor Schindler. The result: the vaccination was not only able to shorten the overall duration of the

alleviate side effects and restore the performance of people suffering from cancer as best as possible. Professor Michael Manns, President of the MHH, is pleased about the opening of the new centre at the MHH and [...] course of the disease and treatment themselves through various individual or group offers," says Professor Diana Steinmann, head of the Klaus Bahlsen Centre for Integrative Oncology. "These include naturopathic [...] cancer patients who are looking for new ways to optimise the course of their disease," emphasises Professor Peter Hillemanns, Director of the CCC Hannover. "We are grateful for the generous support of the

is crucial, especially for girls" "The results are a real milestone for us paediatricians," says Professor Dr Dr Anette Melk, senior physician at the MHH Clinic for Paediatric Kidney, Liver and Metabolic [...] i.e. a transplant before the complete failure of kidney function and the need for dialysis. The Professor of Interdisciplinary Experimental Transplantation Medicine emphasises that "quick access to tra [...] differences in the course of arterial stiffness. SERVICE: For more information , please contact Professor Dr. Dr. Anette Melk, melk.anette@mh-hannover.de and Dr Rizky Sugianto, sugianto.rizky@mh-hannover

system is well established, the indications are clear and the technology is well developed," says Professor Dr. David Duncker, Head of the Hannover Heart Rhythm Center at the Clinic for Cardiology and Angiology [...] that many shocks, including painful ones, can be avoided. This is a great advantage," emphasizes Professor Duncker. In addition, the Aurora EV-ICD system has a pacemaker function to stimulate the heart if [...] and a good alternative for patients for whom a transvenous system is not well suited," explains Professor Dr. Johann Bauersachs, Director of the Department of Cardiology and Angiology. He is thinking in

other sub-variants," says senior physician Professor Dr Alexandra Dopfer-Jablonka, who is leading the immune study together with her clinical colleague Professor Dr Georg Behrens. This means that the vaccine [...] Omikron variant. "The new boosters nevertheless activate a backward and a forward defence," says Professor Dopfer-Jablonka. Only the Biontech vaccine was analysed in the study. "However, as the Moderna vaccine [...] the result of the CoCo study, which is made possible and supported by MHH employees," emphasises Professor Behrens. The CoCo study started in March 2020 and uses blood samples to investigate immune reactions

symptoms, but also directly intervenes in the harmful remodelling processes of the lung vessels," says Professor Dr Marius Hoeper, Deputy Director of the Department of Pneumology and Infectious Diseases at Hannover [...] intervening in the fundamental mechanisms of vascular regulation for the first time ever in medicine," Professor Hoeper emphasises. Pulmonary hypertension decreases significantly More than 320 people with PAH [...] intensive care unit after treatment with Sotatercept and resume their professional activities," reports Professor Dr. Karen Olsson, senior physician at the MHH clinic and co-author of the study. "We were even able

are adeno-associated viruses (AAV). A research team at the Hannover Medical School (MHH) led by Professor Dr Hildegard Büning, AAV expert and deputy head of the Institute for Experimental Haematology, has [...] if they are to enter the bloodstream via an injection and target the liver from there," explains Professor Büning. "Directed evolution" is what biologists call this way of getting desired properties more [...] very efficiently. "This means that we generally need a lower dose to achieve treatment success," Professor Büning emphasises. And that significantly lowers the costs per treatment unit - an important plus

So far, there is no treatment option that can stop or even reverse the course of the disease. Professor Dr. Dr. Thomas Thum, head of the Institute of Molecular and Translational Therapeutic Strategies [...] information. However, they are not "rubbish" either, but regulate many processes within the cells. Professor Thum has been studying the functions of these RNAs in cells for a long time. "Within the family [...] "This makes them ideal targets for drugs." Chemotherapy damages the heart In the REVERSE project, Professor Thum and his research team will first look for circRNAs that control the cardiac remodelling process

isolated cases. For example, the electrodes can break, grow in or even cause infections," explains Professor Dr. David Duncker, head of the Hannover Heart Rhythm Center at of the Clinic for Cardiology and [...] small size, the pacemaker can be implanted directly into the right main chamber of the heart," Professor Duncker explains. Since there is no need for electrodes, there is also no permanent strain on veins [...] plus. According to the manufacturer, Abbott, it is 17 years. "That's impressively long," confirms Professor Duncker. Pacemaker alleviates symptoms The resting pulse of a healthy adult is about 60 to 80 beats

the EU for primary cancer prevention, but unfortunately they don't always work everywhere," says Professor Dr. Heiner Wedemeyer, director of the Department of Gastroenterology, Hepatology, Infectiology and [...] but also of chronic inflammation, which increases the risk of a variety of cancers," explains Professor Dr. Uwe Tegtbur. The sports physician has already proven this in several studies. "In a cooperation [...] alone, around 20 million people have non-alcoholic fatty liver, mostly due to severe obesity," says Professor Wedemeyer. If left untreated, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) can develop into inflammation