Child illness: Asthma
Diagnosis - Therapy - Medication - Cost. This article presents the most important information on the treatment of asthma in Germany.
Will my Lung Cancer be Tested?
When you are diagnosed with lung cancer, your first question is: what is the next step? As is often the case in medicine, there is no universal answer. However, in the case of an advanced stage of illness, the best therapy can be found using a tumor biological test.
Skin Cancer – A Consequence of Sunburn?
Diagnosis – Therapy – Medication – Costs. This article gives the most important information about the treatment of skin cancer in Germany.
Late effects of smoking: lung cancer
How is lung cancer treated in Germany? In this article, you can find information about the diagnostic, the therapy and the costs.
More than a sugar condition: Diabetes
Once diabetes has been diagnosed there are many potential treatment options. What expenses fall on German patients? What does treatment entail? These questions are answered in the following article.
Is Leukemia curable?
Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is a disease that will result in death within a few weeks if left untreated, which is why immediate therapy is necessary. This article informs about the number of people diagnosed with AML in Germany, treatment costs and the chances of survival.
How to beat Prostate Cancer
How is prostate cancer treated in Germany? Here, the most important information about the diagnosis, the therapy and the costs are presented.
Medical robot da Vinci in practice
About 100 German clinics already work with the surgical robot da Vinci. The use of the robot offers many advantages for the patient. However, it is very expensive.
Bypass surgery – yes or no?
When an artery of the heart is blocked, a bridging is necessary in order to provide the heart with sufficient oxygen. This bridging is called a bypass. In this article, you can read about the duration of a bypass operation, its costs and risks.
Mostly defeated: breast cancer
This article presents the treatment costs of breast cancer in Germany and essential therapies.