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University College Hospital in London, one of the organisations involved in the breast cancer and heart medication study.
London

Most breast cancer survivors in study safely stopped heart medication after recovery

A UK-led trial found that most women whose heart function recovered after breast cancer treatment were able to stop long-term heart medication without their heart function worsening over the following year.

Community hub in Croydon combines affordable workspace, creativity and connection
Croydon

Community hub in Croydon combines affordable workspace, creativity and connection

Soul-Full is bringing a community café, creative studios, meeting rooms and affordable workspaces together in central Croydon.

Councillors and community groups cut a ribbon at the opening of Janice Mews in Ilford
Ilford, Redbridge

Disused Ilford building becomes accessible new home for community groups

Janice Mews has reopened after refurbishment as a 60-person community space with a kitchen, accessible toilets and step-free access for charities and voluntary groups.

Image accompanying London to host health innovation conference this October
London

London to host health innovation conference this October

Healthcare leaders from the NHS and the independent sector will gather in London for the biennial Harley Street Health District conference.

Image accompanying London food hub switches to solar power
London

London food hub switches to solar power

New Spitalfields Market has completed the installation of rooftop solar panels to generate renewable energy.

Dr Charly Annesley sitting in a clinical office at North Middlesex University Hospital
North Middlesex University Hospital, London

WHO highlights UK learning-disability medicine course as an example of inclusive healthcare

A postgraduate course co-designed by North Middlesex consultant Dr Charly Annesley has been recognised by the World Health Organisation for strengthening disability-inclusive care.

A group of people taking part in a therapy session
London

Community-based mental health approach shows promise in reducing hospital admissions

A UCL-led trial found that Open Dialogue, a model built around continuity, shared decisions and social support, was associated with less inpatient and crisis-service use.

People at the launch of Imperial College London's new surgical robotics centre
London

London surgical robotics centre aims to move research into patient care faster

Imperial College London and Smith+Nephew have launched a five-year centre designed to speed up advances in robotic surgery for musculoskeletal conditions.

Run South London and JustGiving promotional image for the new Merton half marathon
Merton, London

New South London half marathon will build fundraising into race day from the start

A new closed-road half marathon in Merton is being designed to help thousands of runners get active while giving charities a bigger platform for fundraising.

A capybara being weighed during London Zoo's annual health checks
London Zoo, Regent's Park

Capybaras, penguins and one very specific snail report for London Zoo’s annual health check

London Zoo’s animals are being weighed and measured, with health data shared through a global conservation database used by animal-care teams worldwide.

Image accompanying UCLH coverage of live AI-assisted brain surgery
London

AI supports sight-saving brain surgery in a clinical first

UCLH says AI was used during live neurosurgery to help a surgical team protect a patient’s sight while removing a brain tumour.