The application for the certificate course for "Allergology and Clinical Immunology" is open until the end of october 2022. The certifcate course offers colleagues interested in allergology a postgraduate theoretical and practical training on academic basis.

Plant-derived ring peptide and its variants show anti-tumor activity against lymphoma cells. Oncological study with participation of KL Krems.

Reading acuity is a skill relevant for daily life. It is measured with the help of near reading charts. Staff members of the Institute of Ophthalmology at the University Hospital of St. Pölten, a KL's teaching and research location, have dealt with different aspects of standardising near reading charts.

Benefits of surgery support by proven drug demonstrated at Karl Landsteiner University of Health Sciences

On Wednesday, 31 August 2022, the Federal Minister for Education, Science and Research, Martin Polaschek, visited the Karl Landsteiner University of Health Sciences in Krems (KL Krems) for the first time.

Looking behind the disease

The certificate course "Ethical Leadership in Healthcare" is a cooperation between the European Club for Excellence in Leadership and Management (EULEAD) and Karl Landsteiner Private University. The first course will begin in November 2022.

In a pilot study, senior physician Dr. Tinchon from the Karl Landsteiner University and colleagues investigated the use of rotational thromboelastomery for outcome evaluation after thrombolytic therapy in patients suffering from acute ischemic stroke.

International & interdisciplinary: conference on digital transformation in nursing presents results. KL Krems Co-editor.

STAT3 inhibitors offer a promising approach in modern cancer therapy. However, the rapid degradation of these small molecules reduces their effectiveness. Immune checkpoint inhibitors that are also used in combination with STAT3 inhibitors target the T-lymphocytes as main drivers for anti tumor immunity. The influence of natural killer cells should not be disregarded.

The KL Lunchtime Seminar Series regularly brings national and international researchers to Karl Landsteiner University. Presenting current research results promotes the scientific exchange at KL. The next semester will start with a top-class international guest.

Older people want to remain in their home environment for longer, this includes people with dementia and their relatives. For this to succeed, it is important that professional home care is prepared for the challenges that come with this. A central challenge in the care of people with dementia is aggressive behaviour, which is still taboo and hardly researched in the home setting.