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June 29, 2022

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For the next two years, we will be able to marvel at the sculpture "Balance" by artist Thomas Röthel in our park.

You can find out more about Thomas Röthl and his steel sculptures on his website.

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A cuddly hedgehog lies next to a red knitted jumper; a close-up showing its soft fur and shiny eyes.

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A moment of light-heartedness in everyday hospital life

When Klara Sternenstaub and Ina Schnusel wander through the corridors of Zollikerberg Hospital, they bring more with them than just music, magic and red noses. As visiting clowns, they give patients moments of laughter, connection and respite – right in the midst of what is often a stressful hospital routine. With great sensitivity, they interact with people in very different life situations, experiencing touching, and sometimes quiet, moments that linger long afterwards. In this interview, they explain how they came to do this special work, what they have learnt about people through it, and why a brief moment of light-heartedness can sometimes make such a difference.

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Initial assessment after three months: The Haus zum Falken has proved its worth

Just over three months ago, Zollikerberg Hospital opened its new premises in the Haus zum Falken building at Stadelhofen station. Since then, the Zurich Women’s Emergency Clinic, Zurich Plastic Surgery and the Zollikerberg Breast Centre have been operating under one roof – in a building designed by Santiago Calatrava in the heart of Zurich. The aim of the new site was to bring established medical services together under one roof, to further strengthen interdisciplinary collaboration and to offer patients modern, easily accessible outpatient care. Three months after the launch, those in charge are taking stock of the situation.

A hand places several blister packs of tablets into an open suitcase containing clothes – a first-aid kit and medicines to take with you when packing.

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Packing your first-aid kit properly – 5 important questions to ask before the summer holidays

Interview with Dr Gabriela Buck, FMH-certified specialist in General Internal Medicine


For many people, the summer holidays are just around the corner. Whether it’s relaxing by the sea, a city break or active days in the mountains – good preparation helps ensure you can enjoy your holidays without a care in the world. As well as travel documents and luggage, you shouldn’t forget your first-aid kit. With the right medicines and aids, minor ailments can often be treated quickly. We answer five common questions about first-aid kits and explain what you should bear in mind when putting one together.