Press Releases

On the left, a man in a white doctor's coat (it is Prof Dr Benjamin Meder) smiles in a friendly manner. On the right, a man in a white doctor's coat (it is Dr Johannes Trebing) smiles in a friendly manner.

The aim of the research collaboration is to optimise the treatment of hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy and adapt it to the individual needs of…

A team of researchers from the DZHK Munich site, together with colleagues from the USA, France and the Netherlands, has received funding from the…

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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…

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

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

The German Centre for Cardiovascular Research (DZHK) established a DZHK Patient Advisory Board on 25 November 2024. The members came together for a…

With the centralisation of the DZHK Heart Bank's biosamples, around 250,000 liquid and 6,000 tissue samples will be brought together at the IRB in…

A man (PD Dr Abdul Shokor Parwan) with glasses and a white lab coat stands and smiles into the camera.

The German Heart Centre Berlin is still looking for participants for a study on the effectiveness of catheter ablation in heart failure patients with…

14 researchers from the DZHK have been included in the list of 'Highly Cited Researchers 2024'. The annual award honours scientists worldwide who have…

A man in a white lab coat, identified as Prof. Konstantin Stark, looks into the camera.

A groundbreaking study by scientists at the LMU Hospital Munich and the German Centre for Cardiovascular Research has shown that antibodies and the…

Press releases

Treating cardiomyopathies: DZHK and Bristol Myers Squibb collaborate to evaluate real-world data

Immunological processes in atrial fibrillation: 8 million dollars for research on disease mechanism

Traffic noise and social disadvantage increase cardiovascular risk

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

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

German Centre for Cardiovascular Research establishes patient advisory board

Progress for cardiovascular research: centralisation and professionalisation of the DZHK Heart Bank

Participants needed for heart study: Advancing treatments for heart failure and atrial fibrillation (CABA-HFPEF-DZHK27study)

14 DZHK scientists on the list of the world's most influential researchers

Antibodies as unrecognised key players in thrombosis - new therapeutic approaches without the risk of bleeding