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Human Genetics

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    Human genetics addresses the diagnosis, counseling, and individual risk assessment of hereditary diseases. Using modern genetic testing methods, it supports patients and families with early detection, treatment planning, and prevention. A particular focus is placed on personalized genetic counseling for family planning, familial conditions, and hereditary tumor syndromes. More information coming soon.

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    • Human Genetics

    Dr. med. Teresa Neuhann

    MGZ – Medizinisch Genetisches Zentrum

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    Schlafapnoe
    • Health

    Sleep Apnea: What Happens to Your Body When You Stop Breathing at Night

    Sleep apnea often goes undetected — and it doesn't only affect overweight men. Dr. Carlos Nunez explains which symptoms are frequently overlooked, why nighttime breathing pauses can be dangerous, and which treatments can help.

    Marianne Waldenfels

    Schild Healthcare
    • Health

    "Those Who Don't Know Anyone Just Wait": Will Doctor's Appointments Become Scarcer After 2027?

    Fewer specialist appointments, longer waiting times, cuts to preventive care and early detection: Radiologist Dr. Chressen Regier warns of the consequences of the new GKV Savings Act — especially for statutory health insurance patients

    Moira Hammes

    Darm Wechseljahre Leaky Gut
    • Health

    “Leaky Gut” During Menopause: What Happens in Your Gut Years Before

    A new study shows that the gut barrier begins to change years before the final period. At the same time, inflammatory markers increase — revealing a little-known process that may begin well before menopause.

    Marianne Waldenfels

    Zahnbürste KI Zahnpflege
    • Dentistry
    • Health

    Can an AI Toothbrush Extend My Life?

    95 percent of 35- to 44-year-olds in Germany have periodontitis. Health expert Nils Behrens tests the first toothbrush with a camera and AI – and explains why oral health may be an overlooked factor in longevity.

    Nils Behrens

    Wandsitzen Frau Blutdruck
    • Body
    • Sport
    • Health

    Can Wall Sitting Once a Week Really Lower Blood Pressure?

    One simple exercise, a few minutes of training — and a drop of up to 13.7 mmHg in systolic blood pressure: a new study reveals surprisingly large effects. But there’s an important catch when it comes to how often you actually need to train.

    Marianne Waldenfels

    Wechseljahre Psyche Frau verschwommen Reizbar Angst Depression
    • Mental Health
    • Health

    Irritable, Exhausted, Anxious: What Menopause Does to Your Mental Health

    Menopause can affect mood, sleep, and concentration – and some women experience anxiety or depressive symptoms for the first time. Psychotherapist Sandra Tschöpe explains why this can happen and which warning signs should be taken seriously.

    Marianne Waldenfels

    Salami Aufschnitt Demenz
    • Food
    • Health

    Does Processed Meat Cause Dementia? What’s Really Behind the 44% Headline

    Two slices of processed meat a day are said to increase the risk of dementia by 44 percent. But the reality is more complicated than that. Here’s where the figure comes from, what newer studies show — and how concerned we really need to be.

    Marianne Waldenfels

    Hautstraffung Xerf Radiowellen
    • Aesthetic Surgery & Dermatology
    • Beauty

    XERF: Why Everyone Is Suddenly Talking About This Skin-Tightening Treatment

    From Seoul to Hollywood, a new radiofrequency treatment is turning heads: XERF aims to tighten skin without surgery or significant downtime. Dermatologist Dr. Timm Golüke explains what makes it different — and what the evidence tells us so far.

    Christine Bürg & Marianne Waldenfels

    Dr. med. Timm Golüke

    An interview with

    Dr. med. Timm Golüke

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