in research and improving the conditions for laboratory animals - this characterises the work of Professor Dr. André Bleich, Director of the Institute for Laboratory Animal Science and the Central Animal [...] experiments has been constant for years, while they are decreasing in other research areas," explains Professor Bleich. Through interdisciplinary cooperation, however, various alternative models have already

have shown that we can stay on course even under difficult conditions," emphasizes MHH President Professor Dr. Michael Manns. "Although a shortage of skilled workers and absences due to illness are causing [...] ps for the health professions to more than 900 and by offering guarantees of employment," says Professor Manns. Awarded for family friendliness However, the positive annual result is due to budget negotiations [...] a divisional university like the MHH, the only independent medical university in Germany," says Professor Manns. New building planning on schedule Preparations for the new MHH building at Stadtfelddamm

the danger of mushroom picking is often not taken seriously enough due to ignorance," explains Professor Dr. Markus Cornberg, Deputy Director of the Clinic for Gastroenterology, Hepatology, Infectiology [...] the liver stops functioning, so that only a liver transplant can save the patient's life," says Professor Cornberg. Involve mushroom experts Because of the great danger, mushroom pickers should have the

today, Friday, 28 students began their midwifery studies at the Hannover Medical School (MHH). Professor Dr. Mechthild Groß, head midwife and acting head of the new bachelor's degree programme in midwifery [...] to actively participate in the academisation of the health professions," explains MHH President Professor Dr. Michael P. Manns. Bachelor's programme in midwifery The new Bachelor's programme in Midwifery

in the academisation of the health professions from the very beginning," explains MHH President Professor Dr. Michael P. Manns. The entry requirement for midwifery training will be raised to a twelve-year [...] time and that we are thus able to participate in the scientific training of midwives," explains Professor Dr. Ingo Just, Dean of Studies at the MHH. The Midwifery Science (B.Sc.) degree programme lasts

participation can be improved and long-term employability can be promoted or even restored," explains Professor Dr. Kai Kahl, Senior Consultant at the Department of Psychiatry, Social Psychiatry and Psychotherapy [...] make-up that carries an increased risk of cancer and can lead to the development of tumors," says Professor Dr. Anke Bergmann, specialist in human genetics and head of the OnkoRiskNET project. "With this [...] diagnostics and risk-adapted prevention for genetic tumor risk syndromes in structurally weak regions." Professor Dr. Brigitte Schlegelberger, Director of the Institute of Human Genetics until May 2023, adds: "We

effectively improve the long-term survival of the donated organ after transplantation," emphasises Professor Dr Britta Eiz-Vesper, immunologist at the Institute and expert in immunotherapies. Therapeutic potential [...] improve the existing problem of living kidney donations in Germany," emphasises Institute Director Professor Dr Rainer Blasczyk. In Germany, only first and second-degree relatives, spouses or partners are [...] ediated immune responses cause problems, the use of these killer T cells could help," explains Professor Eiz-Vesper. In addition to rejection reactions, this also applies to allergies and autoimmune diseases

MFA training in order to prepare trainees as well as possible for future challenges,” explains Professor Dr. Frank Lammert, Member of the Board of Management for Health Care and Vice President of MHH. [...] education for all health professions – not only in the courses already established at MHH,” says Professor Lammert. MHH increases the number of trainees At the MHH there are currently a total of around 50 [...] regional district offices, provides information about the system-relevant training profession.” Professor Lammert adds: “We see the immense importance and value of this cooperation for the entire healthcare

regulation of iron absorption via the mucous membrane of the small intestine. A research team led by Professor Dr. Michael Ott and Dr. Simon Krooss from the Department of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and En [...] disease is due to a defect in the haemochromatosis gene HFE, which is located on chromosome 6," says Professor Ott. It only occurs in people who have inherited this defect from both parents, i.e. who do not [...] congenital diseases whose cause is a single defective gene. SERVICE: For more information , contact Professor Dr Michael Ott, ott.michael@mh-hannover.de , or Dr Simon Krooss, krooss.simon@mh-hannover.de , phone

after all 90 per cent of the treatments take place outside the University Medical Center," says Professor Dr Anna-Maria Dittrich, senior physician at the paediatric clinic. In order to reflect the reality [...] s such as asthma attacks or improve long-term effects on lung function," hopes Clinic Director Professor Dr Gesine Hansen. "The aim is to be able to make a diagnosis adapted to each patient and to give