Small Bones, Big Questions
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July 6, 2026 - Magdeburg University Medical Center, together with its co-organizers, invites you to the certified continuing education course “Small Bones, Big Questions” on November 7, 2026. The program combines the latest scientific developments with practice-oriented presentations and is open to all medical specialties.
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Clear Structures for Rare Diseases
July 3, 2026 - Since the turn of the year 2025/2026, activities related to rare diseases at Magdeburg University Hospital have been restructured: The Magdeburg Center for Rare Diseases (MaZSE) coordinates patient care and is part of the established Central German Competence Network for Rare Diseases (MKSE).
Gender-Sensitive Medicine
July 2, 2026 - Women and men often develop illnesses differently. Nevertheless, research and treatment are still frequently based on the male standard. Prof. Dr. med. Ute Seeland of UMMD, Germany’s first female professor of gender-sensitive medicine, explains to Jörg Thadeusz why this can have serious consequences, what role artificial intelligence plays in this context, and why the topic is gaining importance right now.
Fatigue Study Seeks Participants with Parkinson's Disease
July 1, 2026 - Suffering from chronic fatigue due to Parkinson’s disease? Magdeburg University Medical Center is seeking participants for the “ReVita” clinical trial. The study will investigate whether gentle, non-pharmacological vagus nerve stimulation can alleviate fatigue symptoms and improve quality of life. The study aims to help explore new treatment options for fatigue.
