Hannover is rapidly catching up to Berlin and Düsseldorf as a major hub in the health industry, combining cutting-edge research with a strong business infrastructure. The Hannover region is home to some of the world's leading institutions in medical research and healthcare, such as the Hannover Medical School (MHH), the International Neuroscience Institute, and the University of Veterinary Medicine Foundation Hannover. These institutions are at the forefront of advancements in fields such as biomedical technology, transplantation, regenerative medicine, and diagnostics. Medical Park Hannover, a central business and science location, exemplifies the region’s focus on innovation in biomedical technology and healthcare. The park has become a magnet for companies specializing in transplants, implants, regenerative medicine, and diagnostics, which has resulted in an attractive destination for top talent and investment. The health sector in the Hannover region is a significant economic driver, with 77,900 employees across 3,470 companies, accounting for roughly 14.8% of total employment in the area. At the heart of the health industry in Hannover is the Hannover Medical School (MHH), a unique institution that integrates hospital services, university education and research. As one of Germany's leading university medical facilities, MHH promises world-class education. Its hospital provides comprehensive care to patients not only from the region but also from across Germany and beyond, making it a critical healthcare provider on both a national and international scale. The university component offers a wide range of programs in medicine, dentistry, biochemistry, biomedicine, midwifery, and health sciences. MHH's research center is a leader in several cutting-edge fields, including transplantation, stem cell and regenerative medicine, infection and immunity research, biomedical technology, and implant research. These research efforts have positioned Hannover as a leader in medical innovation, driving new discoveries that are continually integrated into patient care and educational programs.