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Neurological complications of COVID-19 can include delirium, brain inflammation, stroke and nerve damage, finds a new UCL and UCLH-led study.
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This information is for patients who have been given a hinge knee brace.
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UCLH will be part of a major UK research study looking at the long-term health impacts of COVID-19.
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Tens of thousands of people in England who have hepatitis C could now get tested and treated thanks to a new mobile health unit arriving to coincide with World Hepatitis Day on 28 July.
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Jaydam Tierney had wanted to be an occupational therapist since school, and is now enjoying the fast-paced environment of the emergency department.
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Introduction of Bordetella pertussis PCR testing at Halo laboratory (Health Services Laboratories)
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A new scan could improve how millions of people with high blood pressure are treated, suggests a new study led by UCL and conducted at UCLH.
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This page is for patients who are doing a face-to-face breath test in the hospital to test for either fructose or lactose malabsorption.
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A UCLH patient with beta thalassaemia has spent her first ever Christmas without needing to plan her life around blood transfusions after a gene-editing therapy has left her able to produce her own red blood cells.
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Researchers at UCLH and UCL have completed the first and only randomised trial to explore a new approach to treating aggressive lung cancer.
File results
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FOI/2024/0079 - Water procurement
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FOI/2024/0080 - Patient treatment for botched non-surgical procedures
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FOI/2024/0094 - Record Freedom of Information data 2023
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FOI/2024/0095 - Hospital at home - Discharge and discharge to assess pathways
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FOI/2024/0096 - Waiting lists for gynaecology treatment 2021-2024
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FOI/2024/0097 - Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS)/ pathology IT system
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FOI/2024/0101 - Immunoglobulin drug treatments
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FOI/2024/0108 - Clinical letters/ EPR, PAS, patient portal systems, hybrid mail contract
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FOI/2024/0112 - Fertility treatment in 2021
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FOI/2024/0116 - Patient treatment due to noise levels of the London Underground