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Close-up of a microscope with red and blue lights showing isolated human heart muscle cells.

Mechanical heart support promotes regeneration of heart muscle cells

A team of researchers led by Priv.-Doz. Dr Olaf Bergmann, a scientist at the German Centre for Cardiovascular Research and the Institute of…

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Red brick building with flats, cars parked on the street in front of it.

Traffic noise and social disadvantage increase cardiovascular risk

A new study by the German Centre for Cardiovascular Research (DZHK) shows that people on low incomes who are also exposed to high levels of traffic…

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A person holds their T-shirt in front of their mouth and nose while standing on a busy street to protect themselves from air pollution.

Health risks of noise and particulate matter: EU invests 8 million euros in research

The new EU consortium ‘MARKOPOLO’, led by DZHK scientists Prof. Dr Andreas Daiber and Prof. Dr Thomas Münzel (University Medical Centre Mainz), is…

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Dr Tobias Rheude (left) and Prof Michael Joner (right) from the German Heart Centre Munich.

Optimisation of vascular closure techniques in TAVI procedures: study shows advantages of the combined procedure

The randomised ACCESS-TAVI study led by PD Dr Tobias Rheude and DZHK-Prof. Michael Joner from the German Heart Centre Munich and the German Centre for…

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Science in dialogue: With Constanze Schmidt and Johannes Backs

What causes the heart to become diseased? Heidelberg scientists Prof Dr Constanze Schmidt and Prof Dr Johannes Backs talk about this in the ‘Survival…

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A sequence of binary numbers (1 and 0) on a black background forming a red heart in the centre, symbolising the connection between technology and heart health.

Database study provides robust evidence: Prasugrel is convincing in clinical practice

A recent study by the German Centre for Cardiovascular Research (DZHK), based on routine clinical data from a German health insurance provider,…

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Picture of heart and brain with the title ‘New therapy for the heart’ from the Frankfurter Forschung Magazin.

Forschung Frankfurt highlights new approaches in cardiovascular therapy

In a recent article, the journal Forschung Frankfurt (issue 1/2024) focuses on the promising possibilities of treating cardiovascular diseases with…

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