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• Managing pain after your operation (Easy Read)

  This easy read page offers advice for patients on managing pain after an operation.

• David Beckham brings joy to young cancer patients

  Young cancer patients and staff couldn’t believe their eyes when David Beckham paid a visit to the University College Hospital Macmillan Cancer Centre earlier this year.

• Cancer treatment side effects videos

  We have worked with the North Central London Cancer Alliance to create a series of wellbeing videos to help those with cancer manage the side effects of treatment. On this page you can find out more about managing fatigue and pain, and how to improve your sleep.

• Covid-19 NHS vaccination centre opens at London’s Business Design Centre

  London’s Business Design Centre opens its doors this week as a large- scale COVID-19 vaccination facility.

• Faith leaders in Islington call for everyone to be vaccinated

  “Vaccines do not kill, the virus does”: that was the message from local leaders from a variety of different faiths during an event at the newly opened vaccination centre at the Business Design Centre in Islington.

• Sperm banking - Information for teenagers and young adults with a cancer diagnosis

  This page explains what sperm banking is, how it works and how it can benefit you.

• National Day of Reflection: remembering all those we have lost during this pandemic

  Today, this National Day of Reflection, we remember those members of staff who we sadly lost due to COVID-19.

• More than 800 patients seen over ‘super-weekend’ for ENT in North Central London

  More than 800 patients on waiting lists for Ear, Nose and Throat appointments across North Central London seen in two days during ENT surgery ‘super-weekend’

• Improving clinic attendance and reducing health inequalities in children and young people

  A UCLH rheumatology team is leading an exciting project to help understand the reasons for young people missing their hospital appointments and find ways to improve this.

• New surgical technique preserves continence in men after prostate removal

  A new surgical technique could remove the risk of urinary incontinence after surgery to remove the prostate for men with prostate cancer.