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.
Facts against Fake News

There are many false reports circulating in the media on the subject of corona vaccination. Our infectiologist Prof. Dr. Matthias Stoll dispels the following rumours and lies:
- The vaccine was developed far too quickly, it cannot be safe!
- The active substance changes our genetic make-up!
- The vaccine makes us infertile!
- Without the second dose, the vaccine is ineffective!
- The side effects of the vaccine cannot be estimated!
All the facts can be found HERE
Information hotlines for citizens and patients:

- Bundesgesundheitsministerium: 030 / 346 465 100 (Monday to Thursday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to 12 a.m.)
- Central hotline of the state government of Lower Saxony: 0511/120 6000 (Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., not on public holidays)
- Vaccination hotline for Lower Saxony: 0800 9988665 (Mondays to Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.)
Important web links regarding the coronavirus
Vaccinate-protect-test: To the information page of the state of Lower Saxony (multilingual) The COVID-19 research projects of the MHH Coronavirus theme page of the Robert-Koch-Institute (in English language available) Here, the Bundesgesundheitsministerium informs about the coronavirus disease (in English language available) Corona and cancer
The Comprehensive Cancer Center (CCC) provides information for patients, nursing staff and doctors as well as a podcast series.
“Zur Sache Corona”: Weekly Podcast with Professor Stoll of the MHH (in German language) Prof. Stoll of the MHH weekly answers questions regarding the coronavirus in a live-talk with the Ärztekammer Clarifications on the coronavirus for refugees and migrantsThe Corona-initiative of the Ethno-Medical Center informs online in 15 languages