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Cornwall community health network shortlisted twice for national NHS awards
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Cornwall community health network shortlisted twice for national NHS awards

A partnership linking the NHS, voluntary organisations and more than 50 community hubs has been recognised for work on health inequalities and neighbourhood care.

THE TEA · 31 August 2026

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£106,500 study will explore why inflammatory bowel and coeliac conditions are missed or diagnosed late

Crohn’s & Colitis UK and Coeliac UK are jointly funding research using anonymised NHS records to study diagnosis patterns, inequalities and missed opportunities for earlier care.

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Three community-shaped AI projects will test healthier ways to design UK cities

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