Coronavirus disease in Germany– MHH informs

The new form of the coronavirus, which first emerged in December 2019, has spread rapidly throughout the world. On these pages, we clarify the important questions about COVID-19 and provide information about the current situation and important research projects at MHH.

Corona: News from MHH

Overview of all news

New visiting rules

The general mask and test obligation no longer applies.

What leads to severe COVID-19 diseases?

MHH research team analyses genetic and epigenetic regulators.

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.

MHH seeks subjects for Corona vaccine studies

Inhalable vaccine and vaccine with two antigens will be tested on healthy people.

Corona researchers are looking for new targets

Team from the MHH, the DZIF and the University of Giessen investigates approaches for new drugs that act against many different coronaviruses.

New Omikron variant: What we have to prepare for

Lung expert Professor Welte says which patient groups must now protect themselves.

No higher Covid-19 risk due to artificial insemination

Research team analyses data from SARS-CoV-2-positive pregnant women.

New visiting regulations

From Monday, February 28, 2022, visiting relatives will be easier.

How a SARS-CoV-2 infection can become severe COVID-19

Research team demonstrates role of inflammatory plasma proteins in blood vessel dysfunction.

COVID-19: Detected change in blood vessels in the lungs

International research team with MHH participation successfully uses new X-ray technique for the first time.

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What do patients and visitors need to know?

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MHH offers

Long Covid Outpatient (in German)

Offers for adults and children

COVID-19 research projects at MHH Corona and cancer

The Comprehensive Cancer Centers (CCC) provides information for patients, caregivers and physicians, as well as a podcast series.

Important web links regarding the coronavirus

Vaccinate-protect-test: To the information page of the state of Lower Saxony (multilingual) Coronavirus theme page of the Robert-Koch-Institute (in English language available) Here, the Bundesgesundheitsministerium informs about the coronavirus disease (in English language available) Clarifications on the coronavirus for refugees and migrants

The Corona-initiative of the Ethno-Medical Center informs online in 15 languages