Parents praise St George’s neonatal unit for providing ‘invaluable support’ on World Prematurity Day
London parents of premature babies are taking to social media today, on World Prematurity Day, to praise neonatal staff at
Merton teens to be taught about ticking biological clocks in fertility classes
Merton teens will have lessons about their biological clocks, the impact of delaying parenthood and factors that could affect sperm and egg
Single mum-of-two faces eviction from Brixton’s Loughborough Park Estate home as area is regenerated
A vulnerable Brixton family facing eviction has launched a last-ditch attempt to save their home on the Loughborough Estate in
Brixton protests TTIP negotiations that could lead to ‘privatised’ NHS
Protestors in Brixton are lobbying local government authorities to oppose The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP). This partnership is
Tooting MP Sadiq Khan slams ‘Cinderella’ services at balloon release to mark World Mental Health Day
Hundreds of balloons carrying inspirational messages of hope and recovery were released by Tooting MP Sadiq Khan today to mark
Smoking in cars carrying kids to be banned as Stoptober kicks off with tough new law
Battersea’s Jane Ellison has vowed to make Stoptober a priority as a new law which bans smoking in cars with
‘How much are we expected to give up?’ Junior doctor contract row escalates as thousands support strike
London doctors threatening industrial action are among thousands of disgruntled medical professionals opposed to new contract proposals offered by the
“The problem is the levels of poverty”: London could face TB epidemic warns Richmond health expert
A Tuberculosis epidemic could break out in London and other major cities, warned a Richmond-based health expert. Professor Denny Mitchison,
HIV patient defends Chelsea and Westminster clinic over privacy breach praising ‘world-leading’ care
A patient of the Dean Street clinic which disclosed the names and email addresses of hundreds of HIV service users
World Sickle Cell Awareness Day: Kingston nurse speaks out about ‘stigma’ of disease
A Kingston hospital nurse with sickle cell disease is speaking out about the stigma attached to the condition. Amanda Joseph, 35,
Boost to Tooting mental health services as St George’s Hospital gets £2m for ‘well-being’ shop
People suffering from mental health issues will have access to a ‘well-being shop’ run Tooting’s St George’s Mental Health NHS