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Margaret Francis put her knitting skills to good use during lockdown by making comfort blankets, hats and jackets for babies in Northwick Park’s Neonatal Unit.

He’s got some brass not wearing a facemask but we can forgive St Mark’s legend Cuthbert Dukes whose bust is on display on Level Five.

Volunteers from North West London will soon be able to receive a third ‘booster’ COVID-19 vaccine through a new clinical trial launched this week.

Ealing Hospital’s Acute Care Unit (EACU) is expanding as the drive for same day treatment gains pace across the National Health Service. The unit sees up to 40 patients per day during the week helping avoid unnecessary hospital admissions.

A Pinner woman has highlighted the importance of organ donation after her own life was saved by a donor as a child.

The Wolfson Unit for Endoscopy has been awarded ‘World Centre of Excellence’ status for the third time in recognition of its achievements in endoscopy practice, research and medical training. 

A surgical team has gone back to basics to better communicate with patients the complex surgical procedures they undergo during reconstructive surgery for head and neck cancer.

Dr Mayram Bennani has been putting her love of drawing to good use by producing illustrations that give patients a better understanding of what will happen prior to surgery.

The pandemic saw many elderly people stay away from hospital, despite living with conditions that required regular treatment, such as heart disease.

Christiana Dinah was given the green light to pursue her ambition of turning Central Middlesex Hospital into a research hub for eye disease with one proviso: don’t ask for any money.

‘Women don’t stop giving birth because of a pandemic’ says maternity Divisional Head of Midwifery Danny O’Leary amid the department’s biggest refurbishment in the past 16 years.