Press Releases

The German Centre for Cardiovascular Research (DZHK) and the Heidelberg University Hospital have entered into a research collaboration with Novo…

16 DZHK researchers are among the top 100 scientists in the "Best Medicine Scientists in Germany" ranking. It is part of the World's Best Medicine…

The blood marker troponin is also suitable for better recognising an acute heart attack in patients with an acute stroke. This is shown by the PRAISE…

An innovative tool for the targeted modification of gene activity in heart muscle cells could establish itself as a standard method for research into…

An innovative tool for the targeted modification of gene activity in heart muscle cells could establish itself as a standard method for research into…

Numerous DZHK scientists received prizes and awards at the 90th Annual Meeting of the German Society of Cardiology - Cardiovascular Research (DGK).…

Catheter-based aortic valve replacement is on a par with surgical aortic valve replacement, even in younger low-risk patients. This is the result of…

Taking testosterone may increase the risk of atrial fibrillation in individuals with an existing predisposition.

In a study funded by the German Center for Cardiovascular Research (DZHK), researchers at Heidelberg University Hospital are investigating whether an…

People with severe heart failure who have an external ventricular assist device benefit from tailored exercise training. This is the finding of the…

Press releases

DZHK collaborates with Novo Nordisk on research into heart muscle diseases

DZHK researchers once again among the best in medicine

How the heart and brain interact - better assessment of heart attack risk in stroke patients (PRAISE-DZHK19|DZNEB001) study)

A new precise tool for cardiac research

A new precise tool for cardiac research

Laureates of the 90th DGK Annual Meeting

Catheter-based and surgical aortic valve replacement on an equal footing (DEDICATE-DZHK6 study)

Anabolic steroid use can increase heart disease risk

DZHK study: Reducing the immune response in broken heart syndrome (CIT-DZHK29 study)

Patients with artificial hearts benefit from exercise training (Ex-VAD-DZHK11 trial)