Press releases
How mini-tumors in the laboratory could help treat colon cancer more effectively
A recent study by Magdeburg University Hospital shows that organoids from patient tissue can help find the most effective treatment for colorectal cancer. An identified protein could serve as a biomarker to support future treatment decisions.
300-gram premature baby successfully brought into the world at Magdeburg University Hospital
Magdeburg University Hospital, the only Level 1 perinatal center in northern Saxony-Anhalt, ensures the highest standard of care even for the smallest patients. A remarkable treatment success underscores the team's expertise: a baby weighing just 300 grams and born 16 weeks prematurely was able to start life healthy thanks to state-of-the-art intensive care.
New ideas for tomorrow's lung surgery
With 19 dedicated young scientists from all over Germany, the Young Scientists Academy for Patient-Oriented Research in Thoracic Surgery, funded by the German Research Foundation, has been launched at Magdeburg University Hospital. The aim of the academy is to develop innovative approaches for gentler and more effective treatments for chest diseases.
University Medicine recognized as a center of excellence for the clinical application of theranostics
The University Clinic for Nuclear Medicine at Magdeburg University Hospital was designated an ICPO Center of Excellence (“Clinical Theranostics Center of Excellence”) in the summer of 2025. This makes it one of Europe's leading institutions for developing and clinically applying innovative theranostics procedures for the personalized treatment of tumor diseases.
Kick-off for new innovation partnership: “Saxony-Anhalt is becoming a leading location for medical robotics and AI”
Magdeburg University Hospital and BEC Medical are launching their innovation partnership with a celebratory symposium: a flagship project for AI, robotics, and sustainable medicine.
25.Information day: ‘Active Against Cancer’
On November 15, 2025, the Tumorzentrum Magdeburg/Sachsen-Anhalt e.V. (Magdeburg/Saxony-Anhalt Tumor Center) will host its 25th “Active Against Cancer” information day at the Johanniskirche in Magdeburg. Visitors can expect a diverse program covering topics such as cancer prevention, early detection, modern therapeutic approaches, and healthy living, with opportunities to talk directly with experts.