• What drives breast cancer metastases?

    What do we know today about the formation and development of breast cancer metastases? Experts from Pittsburgh and Heidelberg addressed this issue at the 11th Charité-Mayo Conference.

  • Cancer, art and culture: Kool Savas performs at the 2021 International Charité Mayo Conference

    German rap legend Kool Savas and singer Alies performed the track "AMG" at the 11th ICMC. The message: Believe in yourself.

  • Three pillars for recurrent ovarian cancer treatment

    In recurrent ovarian cancer, oncologists rely on surgery, chemotherapy and maintenance therapy. At the 11th ICMC, experts from Charité and Mayo Clinic explained how such regimes interact.

  • Diabetes: A journey into the future

    Prof. Dr. Hendrik Lehnert, President of the German Diabetes Society (DDG) congress explains why the 2021 edition will be of particular importance, an shares the event's highlights.

  • Therapy of recurrent ovarian cancer

    Today, the therapy for recurrent ovarian cancer is determined by numerous factors. Unlike in earlier times, the length of platinum-free therapy intervals plays only a subordinate role.

  • Two new therapeutic approaches for small cell lung cancer identified

    The iron-dependent cell death ferroptosis and the cell death caused by oxidative stress can be activated in small cell lung cancer by two drugs.

  • The ERC Guidelines 2021: Adult Advanced Life Support (Part 3/7)

    The five key points of the ALS 2021 procedures are: chest compressions and early defibrillation, warning signs of cardiac arrest, endotracheal intubation, use of adrenaline, and ECPR.

  • The ERC Guidelines 2021: Main Changes (Part 2/7)

    The updated Guidelines provide clinical and health policy information including the development of National Cardiac Arrest Registries, technology-use for citizens, and mandatory CPR training in schools.

  • HIV-positive: COVID-19 vaccination yes, but which vaccine?

    Due to their immunosuppression, people with HIV are undoubtedly among the vulnerable groups in the COVID-19 pandemic. Which vaccine is suitable for protecting people with HIV?

  • New diagnostic procedure for prostate cancer

    Prostate cancer is the most common tumor in Germany. Now, a new way may have been found to put PCa diagnostics on a safer and more comfortable footing.

  • The ERC Guidelines 2021 (Part 1/7)

    The European Resuscitation Council has published the new ERC Guidelines 2021 for cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Here is an overview of key changes and the main aspects that have remained the same.

  • German Diabetes Society in favour of Disease Management Programme

    Experts from the German Diabetes Society discuss which political measures must be taken in order to reduce obesity and diabetes.

  • Running or medication?

    One session at the Sports, Medicine and Health Summit 2021 was all about physical activity and sport in the treatment of mental illnesses.

  • Addressing pain in sports medicine

    Dr. Johannes Fleckenstein (Goethe University Frankfurt) presented the lecture "Pain Triggers: When Movement/Sport Hurts" focusing on what happens when we suffer pain despite, or because of, sport activities.

  • Prof. Dr. Robert Wagner on the latest research detecting prediabetic high-risk patients

    Prof. Dr. Robert Wagner conducts research on the early pathogenesis of type 2 diabetes. An advance interview with esanum on his findings.

  • Dermatological care of trans men should be lifelong

    Transgender hormone treatments can be accompanied by difficult-to-treat dermatological changes in both trans women and trans men.

  • Germany: Home office brought less movement, more kilos, and back problems

    Is the trend towards home offices beneficial to health? The SMHS 2021 addressed this question with fresh evidence from the COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Large multicentre study on exercise for LVAD patients

    Dr. Anna Feuerstein (Charité Hospital, Berlin) addressed sport and exercise activities for left ventricular assist device users at the Sports, Medicine and Health Summit 2021.

  • Brain damage: Caused by plasticisers?

    The plasticisers contained in many everyday objects can impair important brain functions in humans; warn biologists in a recent article from "Communications Biology".

  • Somatopsychic comorbidities occur frequently

    For Prof. Hans Christoph Friedrich somatopsychic comorbidities are common. They lead to increased morbidity and mortality, especially in cardiometabolic and pulmonary diseases.

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