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RNA Editing guides immune cells to areas of tissue injury

International study lays the foundations for potential new therapy of a large number of diseases | Joint press release by the Medical Faculty…

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An underestimated danger: Noise and air pollution are new and important cardiovascular risk factors

Environmental stressors such as traffic noise pose a threat to human health worldwide. A study by DZHK researcher Prof. Thomas Münzel, published in…

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Atrial fibrillation: Targeted drug therapy approach discovered for the first time

When the heart gets out of rhythm, characteristic processes occur in the heart muscle cells. Among other things, the currents of electrically charged…

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New scientific platform Herzmedizin.de provides information on cardiovascular health

Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death in Germany, accounting for around 40 percent of all deaths. The causes are diverse, and…

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Order of Merit for Professor Dr. Hugo A. Katus

Senior Professor at the University of Heidelberg and long-standing spokesman for the DZHK: Prof. Dr. Hugo A. Katus as a pioneer of myocardial…

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Collaborative and sustainable - the DZHK's clinical research platform.

At the German Center for Cardiovascular Research (DZHK), clinical study data and samples belong not to individual clinics but to a superordinate…

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Laureates of the 89th DGK Annual Meeting

Congratulations! At the 89th Annual Meeting of the German Society of Cardiology (DGK), numerous DZHK scientists were honored.

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Brown bears in hibernation provide evidence of protective mechanism against thrombosis

Brown bears as well as paraplegics utilise a mechanism that prevents the formation of blood clots. The discovery is far-reaching and could open up new…

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Heart patch in clinical trial: Dose finding completed (BioVAT-DZHK20 study)

The world's only clinical trial to implant artificial heart tissue in patients with heart failure to permanently strengthen the heart muscle has…

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