Medizinische Hochschule Hannover : MHH Insight

Dr Mark-Oliver Trowe and Professor Kispert stand next to a screen showing a picture of hair cells from the inner ear of a mouse.

The key to hearing development

In our inner ear, there are two different types of sensory cells that are responsible for hearing. An MHH research team has now identified the…

Doctors in surgical clothes stand at an intervention table and use a rod-shaped catheter system to guide the mitral valve prosthesis into a patient's heart

Heart health: MHH offers innovative procedure for mitral valve replacement

Interdisciplinary team of heart surgeons and cardiologists has good experience with a prosthesis implanted via the apex of the heart

Professor Dr. Christian Bär stands in front of a pipetting robot and holds two micropipetting plates in his hands

Exploring the role of organ and immune ageing in heart and lung diseases

Cardiovascular and pulmonary diseases are closely linked. Researchers at the MHH now want to demonstrate the molecular mechanisms and investigate the…

The photo shows Professor Dr Nico Lachmann, spokesperson for the new training programme nextGENERATION, with co-spokespersons Professor Dr Christine Happle (centre) and Dr Robert Zweigerdt (left). They are standing behind a balustrade on which small figures can be seen that are meant to symbolise people in the hospital, as well as small objects from the laboratory. This is meant to represent the networking of research and clinic, which this new training course strongly advocates

Clever minds are given freedom to innovate

Repairing tissue and organs: Else Kröner-Fresenius Foundation supports new MHH training programme nextGENERATION with one million euros

Professor Manns and Minister Mohrs in conversation.

New hospital building well on track

Budget committee paves the way for planning the first construction phase of the new MHH building

MHH doctor Dr. Anke Bergmann in a white coat. In the background the map of the European Union in blue. The 17 EU sites participating in the project are listed.

MHH leads EU large-scale project for personalized cancer care

Fighting cancer: CAN.HEAL aims to advance prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cancer

A pregnant woman sits on a bench and measures her blood pressure.

The important role of the corpus luteum for a trouble-free pregnancy

An MHH research team is investigating mechanisms for the development of pre-eclampsia. This could lead to a new therapeutic approach for the disease.

Professor Dr Frank Lammert, Vice-President of the MHH, Professor Dr Johann Bauersachs, Director of the Department of Cardiology and Angiology, and Professor Dr David Duncker, Head of the Hannover Heart Rhythm Centre, stand in the new electrophysiology laboratory. In the background are screens with colour 3-D images of the heart.

MHH Cardiology opens modern electrophysiology laboratory

The facility offers innovative technology for the diagnosis and therapy of cardiac arrhythmias. A new treatment method is now available for patients…

How COVID-19 permanently damages the heart

MHH research team shows for the first time how the inflammation in COVID 19 alters the smallest vessels in the heart.

The parents Bogdan and Mihaela-Florina M., the mother holds the newborn Luca in her arms.

Welcome to life: 2,749 children were born at the MHH in 2022

Eased corona measures in the delivery room and on the mother-child ward / Recertification as perinatal center level 1