News

World's first minimally invasive replacement of the tricuspid valve using newly approved technology

Last week, an artificial tricuspid valve was implanted at the Centre for Cardiology at the Mainz University Medical Centre for the first time…

Read more

Ranking "Highly Cited Researchers": 15 DZHK researchers among the most cited worldwide

Among the most influential researchers worldwide are 15 scientists from the DZHK: the list of "Highly Cited Researchers" recognises the influence of…

Read more

Don't shy away from resuscitation: chest compressions save lives

The German Heart Foundation e.V. shows first aiders what to do in the event of sudden cardiac arrest: The four steps of resuscitation.

Read more

Heart and brain together in focus

"Heart and brain together in focus" is the title of the public lecture series of the University of Göttingen and the Lower Saxony Academy of Sciences…

Read more

Atherosclerosis: RNA fragment creates prospect for new therapies

Researchers at the DZHK partner site in Munich have demonstrated for the first time what role a specific microRNA plays in atherosclerosis – and how…

Read more

Designing organoids with light

Organoids help researchers understand biological processes in health and disease. However, it is difficult to influence how they organise themselves…

Read more

Risk classification for critically ill heart patients

Whether the SCAI shock classification can also be usefully applied to cardiac surgery patients has now been investigated by DHZC physician Dr. Tobias…

Read more

EACTS: Consenus paper on the determination of frailty presented

A task force co-chaired by DZHK scientist and DHZC heart surgeon Simon Sündermann has developed an interdisciplinary consensus on the uniform…

Read more

A heart can be repaired

After birth, the human heart loses its regenerative capacity almost completely. Damage to the heart muscle, for example through a heart attack, is…

Read more

Mutation puts women at higher risk of heart failure

When the PRDM16 gene mutates, heart muscle cells undergo changes in their metabolism. This increases the risk of congenital heart failure in women…

Read more