The latest research results verify that disruptions to the biological rhythm are linked to a definite increase in the risk of illness from cancer and incidence of heart attacks. The structuring of human time and its relation to the biological rhythms will therefore play a fundamental role in future diagnosis. Intelligent methods of diagnosis are being developed at the Institute, methods involving no stress for the patient. They enable early recognition of first symptoms of illness, as well as testing of health promoting interventions on (still) healthy people. These methods are based on measuring the body’s rhythms, which reflect the organism’s state of health. Furthermore, methods of intervention are being developed to reduce stress and promote health in the workplace. The aim of the research activities, in which science and medical practice are combined and where people are the focal point, is the promotion of a future-oriented, patient-friendly and health-promoting medicine.

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The Human Research Institute (HRI) arised from the Institute of Noninvasive Diagnosis (IND) of the JOANNEUM RESEARCH Forschungsgesellschaft mbH. After more then eleven years of successful activity within a national and international enviroment in research and development the HRI was founded as a spin off of JOANNEUM RESEARCH and was established as an independent company.

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