Experts from the Friedrich Schiller University answer questions about vaccinating against COVID-19. What is the care like in the intensive care unit? Are there reasons not to get vaccinated? Read More »We stand together. Vaccinate against Corona.
Prof. Dr. med. Mathias Pletz is Director of the Institute for Infectious Medicine and Hospital Hygiene at the University Hospital Jena. Read More »"This virus will not go away and sooner or later I will suffer a natural infection if I am not vaccinated."
Prof. Dr Ekkehard Schleußner, Director of the Department of Obstetrics at Jena University Hospital. Read More »"Anyone who has seen young, healthy, pregnant women fighting for their lives in intensive care, as I have, can only advise every young and old person: Get vaccinated."
Dear teaching staff, dear students, even in the break between semesters, face-to-face practical and other courses, as well as examinations, are still taking place. Since 24 August 2021, these activities have been subject to a new ordinance of the State of Thuringia. Read More »Attendance regulations at the University of Jena
Andrea Steiner, MD, is the Chief occupational health physician at the University of Jena. Read More »"There are only a few good reasons not to get vaccinated."
Prof. Dr. Michael Bauer, Director of the Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine at the Jena University Hospital. Read More »»All of a sudden, COVID was by far the most frequent diagnosis and death was omnipresent.«
Dr Petra Dickmann is Head of Public Health at the Department of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine at Jena University Hospital. Read More »"Vaccination is the way out of the pandemic."
Prof. Dr. Andreas Stallmach is Director of the Clinic for Internal Medicine IV at the University Hospital Jena (UKJ). Read More »"The vaccines available in Germany are the best-monitored vaccines in the history of medicine."
