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Center for Advanced Medicine in Frankfurt, Germany

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Frankfurt, Germany

Center for Advanced Medicine in Frankfurt, Germany

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Leading Regenerative Medicine Germany center in Frankfurt. Expert care in oncology, chronic diseases, neurological therapies, detox & integrative medicine.

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Asklepios Kliniken Hamburg - Multispecialty Hospital in Germany

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Hamburg, Germany

Asklepios Kliniken Hamburg - Multispecialty Hospital in Germany

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Discover advanced healthcare at Asklepios Kliniken Hamburg, a leading multispecialty hospital in Hamburg, Germany.

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Oberaudorf, Germany

Kliniken Allianz Oncology Center

Bad Trissl Medical Centre was founded in 1968 by Senator Hans-Hermann Rösner-Mautby, as the first after-care clinic in Germany. From its very beginnings, the centre has been closely connected with the cancer research centre of Heidelberg. In 1999, Senator Rösner's son, Peter, took control of the centre and completely modernized all buildings and also founded the independent Department of Rehabilitation, which includes an indoor pool and a centre for medical sports therapy.

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