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Lung transplant recipients climb America's highest mountain

Medicine & Science

In January 2026, eight lung transplant recipients and their companions from five countries, together with a team of doctors from MedUni Vienna,…

Molecular tumour boards for NSCLC

Medicine & Science

A case study from Graz highlights the role of molecular tumor boards in complex NSCLC therapy decisions. Clemens Aigner from MedUni Vienna discussed…

Milestone in lung transplantation medicine

Medicine & Science

The FILONEX Trial is the first randomized controlled trial evaluating the additional use of hemodiafiltration (HDF) during ex vivo lung perfusion…

AI in Thoracic Imaging

Medicine & Science

Helmut Prosch from MedUni Vienna explains AI applications in thoracic imaging, emphasizing triage, quantification, and efficiency. Risks such as skill…

More pulmonary embolism diagnoses with higher levels of particulate matter and air pressure

Medicine & Science

Analysis of 969 cases finds an association with short-term environmental exposures

New approaches to better regulate the immune response after organ transplants

Medicine & Science

The Medical University of Vienna and Therakos, a company specialising in medical technology, have launched a long-term research partnership to further…

New combination therapy for frequent form of lung cancer

Medicine & Science

A research team at the Medical University of Vienna has discovered a new approach to treating a particularly frequent and difficult-to-treat form of…

Lung Transplantations at University Hospital Vienna

Medicine & Science

University Hospital Vienna is among the largest global centers for lung transplantations, performing over 120 procedures annually. In Austria, the…

Possible starting point for future lung cancer therapy

Medicine & Science

Lung carcinomas are the most common cause of cancer deaths worldwide. Among them, small cell lung carcinoma (SCLC) is particularly aggressive. An…

AI in oncology

Medicine & Science

Artificial intelligence has also found its way into oncology – in early detection, diagnosis and therapy, reports "Die Presse", quoting Helmut Prosch…