New WIdO findings released for “Cancer Prevention Day” show a clear link between HPV vaccination and fewer conisations. AOK and the German Cancer Society call for higher vaccination rates and consistent participation in screening examinations.
The Salus Group is realigning its structure: Effective January 1, 2026, Dr. Florian Block becomes the sole Managing Director of Herbaria Kräuterparadies GmbH, deepening the group’s integration. After 25 years, Erwin Winkler moves to Bioland e. V. as Head of Market Management.
BAHN-BKK is reshaping its leadership: Christine Enenkel will become CEO on January 1, 2026, while Dominik Dany joins the executive board to support the fund’s strategic development.
Artificial intelligence is becoming a medical advisor for many people in Germany and is rapidly gaining importance in healthcare. A new Bitkom study highlights the opportunities, concerns, and expectations surrounding the era of “Dr. AI.”
Cochlear Germany introduces Dr. Delphine Lindel as a proven expert in strategic product management. The experienced healthcare specialist will immediately assume the position of Group Product Manager.
With Sundi, Bosch Health Campus and Charité present a digital prevention service that combines scientifically validated health information with an AI-based virtual assistant. The platform is designed specifically for people aged 55 and older.
Since 2025, the National Registry for Congenital Heart Defects has received no federal funding for the first time in over two decades. Researchers, patients and medical societies warn that without immediate support from 2026 onward, a globally unique research resource will be lost.
During an inspiring evening, TUMFast students discussed the opportunities and challenges of Artificial Intelligence in the media industry with Dr. Marc Al-Hames at Hubert Burda Media.
Dr. Hans-Peter Hubmann was unanimously confirmed as Chairman of DAPI and will continue to lead the institute for another four years.
As of November 1, Annika Hollmann has taken over as Head of Communications at the German Organ Transplantation Foundation (DSO), succeeding Birgit Blome, who is retiring.
