Imperial College’s experimental iKnife to enter human testing phase
Imperial College’s ‘iKnife’ which analyses cancerous tissues during surgery is set to be tested on breast cancer patients.
Inside the ‘fantastic’ social prescribing revolutionising London’s healthcare
The NHS has been put under significant pressure as a result of the coronavirus crisis, but a new system of
A&E waiting times below standard “massively worrying” data shows
A senior NHS doctor warned of a dangerous lack of staffed hospital beds this month, as data revealed A&E processing
London charity IHP set to break own record supplying medicines around the world
Farringdon charity International Health Partners (IHP) is on the way to breaking its own record by delivering more than 4 million treatments of vital and lifesaving medicines to 31 countries during the pandemic.
‘Your abnormal is some people’s normal’ – Housebound 21-year-old hopes lockdown will increase empathy for the chronically ill
A housebound woman who was placed into the menopause at 20 has opened up about why we shouldn’t forget the
Kingston Hospital pioneers new flu-testing method
Kingston Hospital is the first in the country to introduce a new test for flu for adult patients using a
One Syrian refugee’s journey: ten years, four countries, four schools, 21 houses and now a physician of the year
A Syrian refugee who travelled across the Middle East to England to complete his medical degree has spoken of his
‘The end of the NHS’: St George’s junior doctor speaks out after Jeremy Hunt imposes controversial contract
A doctor at St George’s Hospital in Tooting has spoken out after health secretary Jeremy Hunt announced he would impose
Chelsea facing legal challenge as Eva Carneiro leaves club following row with Jose Mourinho
Eva Carneiro left Chelsea yesterday with the Premier League champions bracing themselves for a possible legal battle. The first team