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30.10.2026

Der Preis der Deutschen Hochschulmedizin 2026 zeichnet einen vielversprechenden Therapieansatz gegen das Glioblastom aus. Neben einem Team aus sechs Universitätsklinika war auch das DKFZ-Hector Krebsinstitut an der GLORIA-Studie beteiligt. https://t.co/vbdZWtUwYa

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29.10.2026

Gadolinium is a component of contrast agents used in MRI examinations, which can be released into the environment through patients’ urine. Scientists at the DKFZ have now developed a sensor capable of detecting even the smallest amounts of gadolinium. https://t.co/oXVY9FQbdE

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29.10.2026

Gadolinium ist Bestandteil in Kontrastmitteln für MRT-Untersuchungen. Es kann über den Urin der Patient:innen in die Umwelt gelangen. Forschende vom DKFZ haben nun einen Sensor entwickelt, mit dem sich Gadolinium in geringsten Mengen nachweisen lässt. https://t.co/eRXKdINCjh

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