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High stress: parenthood affects mental health especially of mothers
Parents don't have it easy - but a JKU study shows how stressful parenthood can really be. The study was conducted by Johannes Kepler University Linz in cooperation with Danish colleagues.
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Understanding the importance of microbiomes for planetary health
Cluster of Excellence "Microbiomes Drive Planetary Health" Microbiomes Drive Planetary Health: Under this title, 30 scientists led by microbiologist Michael Wagner from the University of Vienna pool their competences.
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Highly endowed FFG funding for MedUni Vienna Core Facilities
The Core Facilities organisational unit of MedUni Vienna, headed by Johann Wojta, has been awarded a grant worth ¤2.3 million for the project "HighWay2Cell - a platform for high resolution sin
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University of Vienna to lead new 4-year EU project on nature-based therapies
The goal is a collection of open-access Nature-based Therapy Guides for different stakeholders, practitioners and policy makers Led by researchers at the University of Vienna, today sees the start of a new 4-year Horizon Europe project investigating the benefits and challenges of nature-based therapies for a range of physical and mental health issues.
Health - 25.05.2023 
SCIENCE4ALL: Pioneering Minds Project
SCIENCE4ALL as an example of Public engagement and Open Innovation in basic research - a pioneer Project for Pioneering Minds SCIENCE4ALL, a project led by Valentina Biasin [Department of Physiology and Pathophysiology, Medical University of Graz, and Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Pulmonary Vascular Research] is a Public and Patients Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) project in basic science.
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Alice Assinger takes over professorship in the subject field Cardiovascular Medicine
Alice Assinger, a natural scientist at MedUni Vienna's Institute of Vascular Biology and Thrombosis Research, has taken up a professorship (§99/4) in the subject field Cardiovascular Medicine with effect from 1 October 2023.
Alice Assinger, a natural scientist at MedUni Vienna's Institute of Vascular Biology and Thrombosis Research, has taken up a professorship (§99/4) in the subject field Cardiovascular Medicine with effect from 1 October 2023.
Parents don't have it easy - but a JKU study shows how stressful parenthood can really be. The study was conducted by Johannes Kepler University Linz in cooperation with Danish colleagues.
Patient Safety Day: Experts inform about drug therapy safety, hand hygiene and child resuscitation
Patient safety is a central aspect of healthcare and plays a role wherever patient care takes place.
Patient safety is a central aspect of healthcare and plays a role wherever patient care takes place.
Teaching Center and Department of Emergency Medicine: research to avoid ’immigration bias’ in pain management
, Vulnerable groups, such as immigrants, face particular challenges in the health care system. Stereotypes, such as the insinuation of exaggerated pain expression, can have a significant impact on the care of these patients.
, Vulnerable groups, such as immigrants, face particular challenges in the health care system. Stereotypes, such as the insinuation of exaggerated pain expression, can have a significant impact on the care of these patients.
Heat can trigger or intensify mental illnesses
Heat waves are not only a threat to physical health, but also have negative effects on the psyche. Anxiety disorders and depression can be caused or aggravated by the enormous stress caused by prolonged temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius.
Heat waves are not only a threat to physical health, but also have negative effects on the psyche. Anxiety disorders and depression can be caused or aggravated by the enormous stress caused by prolonged temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius.
New enzyme therapy allowed for immunologically highly sensitised patent kidney transplant
At the University Hospital Vienna and MedUni Vienna, a kidney was successfully transplanted into an immunologically highly sensitised patient for the first time in Austria as part of a clinical trial using a new enzyme therapy.
At the University Hospital Vienna and MedUni Vienna, a kidney was successfully transplanted into an immunologically highly sensitised patient for the first time in Austria as part of a clinical trial using a new enzyme therapy.
Cluster of Excellence "Microbiomes Drive Planetary Health" Microbiomes Drive Planetary Health: Under this title, 30 scientists led by microbiologist Michael Wagner from the University of Vienna pool their competences.
The Core Facilities organisational unit of MedUni Vienna, headed by Johann Wojta, has been awarded a grant worth ¤2.3 million for the project "HighWay2Cell - a platform for high resolution sin
ESMO Open increased in impact under leadership of cancer researchers at MedUni Vienna
As an open-access journal of oncology, ESMO Open aims to rapidly disseminate outstanding results from innovative clinical and translational cancer research and to improve the quality of education, prevention, diagnosis, treatment and patient care worldwide. Led by cancer researchers at MedUni Vienna, the journal gained scientific impact in the most recent international rankings.
As an open-access journal of oncology, ESMO Open aims to rapidly disseminate outstanding results from innovative clinical and translational cancer research and to improve the quality of education, prevention, diagnosis, treatment and patient care worldwide. Led by cancer researchers at MedUni Vienna, the journal gained scientific impact in the most recent international rankings.
Pandemic control through community involvement
In the scientific discourse on possible improvements in pandemic management in the top journal "The Lancet", a letter under the lead of the Medical University of Vienna was recently published.
In the scientific discourse on possible improvements in pandemic management in the top journal "The Lancet", a letter under the lead of the Medical University of Vienna was recently published.
CD Laboratory for Machine Learning for Precision Imaging has opened at MedUni Vienna
Despite enormous medical advances in recent decades, lung cancer is still one of the most common tumour diseases and the cause of most cancer deaths worldwide.
Despite enormous medical advances in recent decades, lung cancer is still one of the most common tumour diseases and the cause of most cancer deaths worldwide.
The goal is a collection of open-access Nature-based Therapy Guides for different stakeholders, practitioners and policy makers Led by researchers at the University of Vienna, today sees the start of a new 4-year Horizon Europe project investigating the benefits and challenges of nature-based therapies for a range of physical and mental health issues.
SCIENCE4ALL as an example of Public engagement and Open Innovation in basic research - a pioneer Project for Pioneering Minds SCIENCE4ALL, a project led by Valentina Biasin [Department of Physiology and Pathophysiology, Medical University of Graz, and Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Pulmonary Vascular Research] is a Public and Patients Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) project in basic science.
