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Festive inauguration of the new building FORSCHUNG II
The Kühne Foundation, one of the largest foundations in Europe, is strengthening its research in the fields of allergology and cardiology at the Davos site. On 15 October 2024, the second research building on the Davos medical campus will be opened in the presence of personalities from science, politics and business. The new building with an area of around 3,000m2 and an investment volume of CHF 22 million will be used by the Kühne Foundation’s CK-CARE, Cardio-CARE and Davos BioSciences medical programmes. The centre will house 40 scientists with their patient-oriented and innovative projects, in close cooperation with the Hochgebirgsklinik (HGK), the University Hospitals of
Interdisciplinary research project RECOVER
The Hochgebirgsklinik Davos, Cardio-CARE and Davos BioSciences have jointly launched the RECOVER project at the Davos Medical Campus. RECOVER involves the establishment of the world’s first excellently characterised cardiac rehabilitation cohort. The RECOVER research project aims to collect medical data from cardiac rehabilitation patients and make an important contribution to improving the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular diseases. Cardiac rehabilitation is an important component in the treatment of a large number of patients with cardiovascular diseases, especially after cardiac surgery. In order to tailor rehabilitation more closely to the individual medical needs of each patient and subsequent events (keyword: precision medicine), targeted research projects are
Construction Progress of our Research Building
New research building II on the Davos medical campus To promote medical research, the Kühne Foundation and Kühne Real Estate are realising a second research building on the Davos Medical Campus with the support of the Canton of Graubünden and the municipality of Davos. This will strengthen patient-orientated research into allergies and cardiovascular diseases. The building not only houses the Kühne Foundation’s medical programmes, but also provides an excellent infrastructure for research and development projects by medical companies and institutions in the canton of Graubünden. On 15 October 2024, the second research building on the Davos medical campus will be opened with a ceremony in