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Atrial fibrillation isn't always noticeable—but it can have serious consequences if left undiagnosed.

Through this campaign, soccer fans can support the social fund, which provides assistance in times of special need

Suddenly, your heart races, your breathing becomes shallow, and your body feels out of control. Many people fear they’re having a heart attack at that moment—but it’s often a panic attack. An expert explains what to do in an emergency.

Burning, itching, sticky eyelids, or a stye are often harmless. Here are the symptoms you should still take seriously and when it’s a good idea to see a doctor.

A barking cough, shortness of breath, and intense fear: A croup attack often strikes suddenly in the middle of the night. For parents, this is a frightening moment. The key is to stay calm and take targeted steps to relieve the symptoms.

To mark World Hypertension Day on May 17, the Medical Center – University of Freiburg is providing information on warning signs, diagnosis, and treatment options.