In light of a societal shift towards greater transparency and participation, communication in health research is becoming increasingly important. Trust between research institutions and their stakeholders, as well as between research and society, must be continuously rebuilt. This anthology offers suggestions on how successful communication in health research can be designed and serves as a reference work that provides readers with support and tips for their own work. The key aspects of science communication in health research are presented: from the development of a communication strategy to the relationship between science and the media, even in times of crisis, to the creation of evidence-based information for patients, covering issues of organizational communication, stakeholder engagement, and fundraising.