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The majority of us only revisit interview preparation in some anxiety-induced dream but Sala Abdalla has written a ‘how to’ book to help new generations of surgeons make the grade.

“I feel like a rusty old banger turning its engine over,” says Alan Smith describing the first steps of his morning walk when his breath is short and his joints ache.

Patients arriving at Northwick Park’s Urgent Treatment Centre (UTC) with minor illnesses are being assessed by a senior clinician and, where appropriate, redirected to community hubs like GP surgeries and pharmacies for treatment.

The use of photographs and videos to assess whether or not patient has skin cancer has cut waiting times from two weeks to one day.

Evelyn Mensah unwittingly practiced her suturing skills as a young girl helping her mother sew hems and buttons onto dresses.

Many school kids growing up in deprived areas of East London may not have ‘surgeon’ written down as a first career choice but Sala Abdalla had other ideas.

As the UK seeks to move on from the pandemic, more than a half-a-million people have failed to shake off its effects after being diagnosed with Long Covid.

LNWH staff and patients have been praised for taking part in clinical trials on the first anniversary of the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine.

Maxton Pitcher hit a high note after being honored by his medical society at the annual Primary Care Society for Gastroenterology.

 The use of photographs and videos to assess whether or not patient has skin cancer has cut waiting times from two weeks to one day.