Krebsentstehung: Wie Viren unser Immunsystem ...

Schwerwiegendere Infektionen rational zu therapieren, ist eine Herausforderung. Wie kann die Dauer von Antibiotika gesteuert und deren Gabe patientenfreundlich gestaltet werden? Wann ist intravenös besser, wann ist eine Oralisierung vertretbar? Prof. Norma Jung fasst die aktuelle ...  Show more

Kriege, Genozide und schwere Repressionen hinterlassen kollektive Traumata, die bis heute Gesellschaft und Individuen beeinflussen. Im Springer Medizin Podcast erläutert Prof. Dr. Dr. Andreas Maercker, wie wir diesen Traumata begegnen und was aus psychotherapeutischer Sicht nötig ...  Show more

In last week’s episode, we explored the mysterious world of multiple sclerosis (MS) and the ongoing quest to determine what causes this autoimmune disease. While it’s likely that no one single factor leads to the development of MS, the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) has long been su ...

The world of human papillomaviruses is vast and varied, and causing cervical cancer is just one of the many roles these viruses can take on. From their carcinogenic tendencies to their more benign wart-forming ways, this episode explores what these tiny viruses have taught us abo ...  Show more

For many of us, rubella has simply come to mean the R in MMR, the routine childhood measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine. But that hasn’t always been the case. There was once a time when the rubella virus routinely made front page news and was at the center of countless legal disc ...  Show more

IN THIS EPISODE OF THE HUMAN UPGRADE™… Robynne Chutkan, M.D., joins the show to talk about a topic that’s foundational to biohacking—resilience. More specifically, resilience that starts in the gut. You’ll learn: