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The first UK trial to test the benefits of proton beam therapy for certain patients with breast cancer has launched at UCLH.
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Information about staff who work in the Macmillan Support and Information Service.
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The UCLH immunotherapy-neurotoxicity multidisciplinary service (IO-neurotox MDT) was established collaboratively between the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery (NHNN) and a nationwide oncology clinical team to offer high-quality diagnostic and management guidance on the care of cancer patients with, or suspected of having, any form of neurological complication of immunotherapy (immune-checkpoint inhibitor therapy).
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Latest news and developments in the Macmillan Support and Information Service
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Events, classes and workshops at the Macmillan Support and Information Service (MSIS)
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This information explains when planned caesareans would be provided at The Whittington Hospital for women having antenatal care at UCLH.
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This page explains what an intra-oral scanner is and what it is used for.
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This information page aims to answer some of the questions you may have about receiving chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy at University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (UCLH).
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Information about clinic-based after-care following treatment for childhood or teenage cancer at UCLH.
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Patient information on managing pain
File results
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FOI/2022/0734 - A&E attendances for episodes of sunburn and/ or effects of heat and light
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FOI/2022/0730 - Outpatient unit day procedures for haematology patients
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FOI/2022/0728 - Digital/ data team structures
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FOI/2022/0716 - Trust structure/ organisation charts
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FOI/2022/0707 - Current endoscopy maintenance supplier and the contract expiry date
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FOI/2022/0709 - Non-detained mental heath patients
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FOI/2022/0712 - Holmium Laser Enucleation of the Prostate (HoLEP) as a surgical intervention
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FOI/2022/0713 - Ambulance deaths
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FOI/2022/0714 - Number of births/ number of attendances of antenatal classes
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FOI/2022/0722 - Procedures for patients on lateral flow tests and wearing masks in hospital