Camden
Not enough specific news from Gospel Oak. Meanwhile, here are the latest from Camden.
New £3,000 bursary and outreach programme aims to boost higher education access for underrepresented young men.
Groundbreaking study identifies relapse predictors for acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, paving the way for more personalised immunotherapy.
Hundreds of students marked their academic achievements at The People's Palace, marking a new chapter for the institution.
Two colleagues appointed to leadership roles, influencing national mental health policy and practice.
NHS trust urges public to report fake health claims and rely only on trusted sources like the NHS website.
Staff and supporters participated in the autumn event, with fundraising efforts benefiting UCLH Charity.
Ten grants of £1,000 are available to support students with living costs, study materials, and wellbeing.
An innovative platform trial at Great Ormond Street Hospital aims to improve survival rates and recovery for children in intensive care.
North London NHS Foundation Trust highlights the crucial role of lived experience in improving mental health services and crisis care.
Great Ormond Street Hospital confirms all issues resolved following a city-wide power disruption.
