Search results

Page results

• Bites, Stings & Animal Related Injuries Service: Hospital for Tropical Diseases

  The bites, stings, and animal-related injury service at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases offers high-quality, specialised treatment, care, and expert advice to adult patients who have experienced animal or plant-related injuries.

• UCLH nurses attend VE Day celebration

  Two UCLH nurses who have dedicated their entire career to the NHS were invited to attend a VE Day celebration concert last Thursday.

• Milestone of 1000 robotic operations reached

  The UCLH trauma and orthopaedics team has reached a milestone of 1000 operations on hips and knees using the Mako robot.

• Thank you for helping HTD celebrate 100 years in 2022

  Thank you for helping the Hospital for Tropical Diseases celebrate 100 years in 2022

• Latest UK Covid-19 Vaccine Study Launched at UCLH

  Volunteers are being asked to sign up to the latest Covid-19 vaccine study to begin across the UK including at UCLH.

• UCLH Charity Matters - read all about it

  UCLH Charity’s magazine, Charity Matters is out now.

• NHS patients to benefit from state-of-the-art diagnostic tests for Parkinson’s & Mitochondrial diseases, resulting from a UK-first partnership

  Next generation testing, artificial intelligence, advanced mass spectrometry and machine learning is about to be used for diagnostics in the U.K. thanks to a new partnership between UCLH and Guilford Street Laboratories (GSL).

• Judicial review outcome: puberty blocking treatment for children

  The High Court has today ruled in favour of a judicial review claim which means children and young people may not be able to consent to hormone-blocking treatment in cases of gender dysphoria.

• The Royal National ENT and Eastman Dental Hospitals wins prestigious HSJ Value Award

  The team behind the Royal National ENT and Eastman Dental Hospitals won the Estates Initiative of the Year at the HSJ Value Awards 2020.

• Launch of National Education Course for Sickle Cell Disorder

  A groundbreaking e-learning course dedicated to improving care and understanding of Sickle Cell Disorder (SCD) has been officially launched, marking a significant milestone in the fight against health inequalities.