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Our specialist myeloma team holds four myeloma outpatient clinics per week, seeing over 300 patients every month.
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Join in our reflective heart Christmas 2020 campaign! Every year, supporters, staff and friends of UCLH Charity write a message of thanks, celebration or remembrance on a reflective heart together with a donation.
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This page is about the leukaemia multidisciplinary team (MDT) and how they can help you through your treatment.
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This page has been written for patients who are having a course of radiotherapy for a brain tumour called a meningioma.
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This page is for parents and carers of children with sickle cell disease. It explains what happens during a Transcranial Doppler Scan.
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Gastro-oesophageal reflux (GOR) is the effortless regurgitation of feeds/milk. It affects over 40% of babies.
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The Acute Stroke Unit (ASU) is the next step of care for stroke patients who come to the Hyper-acute Stroke Unit (HASU) at UCLH.
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Mouth cancer is where a tumour develops on the surface of the tongue, lips, gums or jaws.
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This patient information is intended to help patients suffering form long COVID to manage and understand their headaches.
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Dr Nagendran is a consultant neurophysiologist eripheral nerve and muscle disease, skeletal muscle channelopathies, nerve excitability disorders
File results
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FOI/2022/0577 - Injuries relating to e-scooters, cycling and moterbikes
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FOI/2022/0580 - Number of occasions when there were no out-of-hours GPs on shift
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FOI/2022/0584 - Clinical negligence claims in the maternity department and damages paid
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FOI/2022/0585 - Racial abuse by patients towards staff
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FOI/2022/0586 - Individuals who have sought help from GPs or addiction services in relation to addiction to pornography
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FOI/2022/0589 - Multiple sclerosis treatment
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FOI/2022/0590 - Private patient unit revenue
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FOI/2022/0591 - Maternity guidelines relating to obesity
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FOI/2022/0592 - A&E/ document management/ digital dictation/ scheduling IT systems
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FOI/2022/0594 - Hotels and taxis for out-of-area patients and their next of kin