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Reports on the development of new approaches to therapy and treatment, new knowledge of molecular processes in the body, findings on the origin of disease, news from the different degree programs and exciting information on campus life at Med Uni Graz: the focus of public relations is on all these topics, which are made available in the form of press releases for media coverage. Our university experts present their scientific work and provide insight into daily life at Med Uni Graz.

Most press releases are written in German. In most cases, an English version is currently not available.

Scientists at the Medical University of Graz are using high-tech methods to decipher the metabolism.

Corina Madreiter-Sokolowski researches and explains, what we can do today for a healthy future

Research between forgetting, experience and new strength at the Medical University of Graz

Med Uni Graz researchers investigate, how and why the gut microbiome changes with disease.

New milestone in researching new therapies against lung cancer

Scientists talk about their research, how to improve kidney health in general and how to promote healthy aging.

Genetic mechanism might be the key to new treatment strategies for Tick-borne encephalitis.

Research in Graz sets international standards and encourages dialog with the public.

 

On Rare Disease Day, there is new hope for patients with unusual conditions.

The University center pools resources to provide best patient care and boost research on rare diseases.

Our multifaceted university

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Further information on research, studies and patient care at Med Uni Graz as well as images, a selection of current media reports and much more can be found on the following pages.

The university in the media
Videos
MEDitio
H枚rgang - der Podcast der Med Uni Graz und Springer Medizin
Images
Facts & figures

Press officer

Gerald Auer 
T: +43 316 385 72022
E: presse(at)medunigraz.at
Gerald Auer

Press officer

Sylvia Gollner 
T: +43 316 385 72014
E: presse(at)medunigraz.at
Sylvia Gollner