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What you should know about cataracts - Interview on cataracts with Prof. Dr Matthias Becker, MD

Cataracts are one of the most common causes of visual impairment in old age and affect millions of people worldwide. Although the diagnosis often sounds frightening at first, the good news is that cataracts are now a very treatable eye disease. With modern surgical procedures, patients can often completely restore their vision and thus significantly improve their quality of life. In this article, you will learn everything you need to know about cataracts - from the causes and symptoms to the latest treatment options. Find out how early diagnosis and timely treatment can help you to preserve your vision and stay active. If you or someone close to you notice the first signs of visual impairment, this article can serve as a valuable guide.

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Our hospital-at-home offer: inpatient care at home

In 2021, we became the first Swiss hospital to offer a fully-fledged alternative to hospitalisation with "Visit - Zollikerberg Hospital at Home". Patients receive medical care in their own home - at hospital level, but in familiar surroundings. The high level of satisfaction shows: Hospital at Home fulfils a contemporary need for care.

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Lowering blood sugar: how diet helps with diabetes

Diabetes is affecting more and more people - especially type 2 diabetes. However, a targeted diet can stabilise blood sugar levels and effectively prevent the disease. In our blog post, you can find out how you can actively combat diabetes with simple nutritional tips and why a healthy lifestyle is so important. Read now how you can make a big difference with small changes.

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What to do about loneliness in old age?

How do we deal with loneliness in old age? What does loneliness do to us? In the recently published reference book "Loneliness today. Individual fate or social failure?", our colleagues Sabine Millius and Eliane Pfister Lipp explore these questions. Their contribution shows that there are many things that can help.

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kultour as a joint endeavour - employees help shape it

More than 1,100 employees of Gesundheitswelt Zollikerberg have already experienced kultour - more than 100 of them have even played an active role in shaping it. Their involvement is crucial for the quality of the workshops and the relevance of the project for the working reality of Gesundheitswelt Zollikerberg.

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Obstetrics and neonatology: hand in hand for you and your baby

The birth of a child is a unique moment - full of emotions, anticipation and perhaps also some uncertainties. In this intensive phase of life, it is particularly important that you feel that you are in good hands, both medically and personally. At Zollikerberg Hospital, we support you with an interdisciplinary, experienced team that works closely together. Our obstetrics and neonatology departments are there for you from pregnancy and birth to the first days with your newborn.

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"Heroine" - A moving film that focuses on nursing care. The surgical team provides information

The film "Heldin" is currently causing quite a stir in the media. It impressively shows the challenges and stresses of the nursing profession - emotionally and close to the reality of many carers. But how authentic is the portrayal really? We take a closer look.