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Radio Harrow presenter David Stone says going on air literally saved his life.

April is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month. More than 40,000 people are diagnosed with bowel cancer every year in the UK making it the fourth most common cancer in the UK. We talk to cancer survivor Alan Kleinman who says a positive attitude helped him pull through.   

Today, the Secretary of State for health and social care explained that the Shaping a Healthier Future (SaHF) programme would be concluding and that the NHS in north west London will now focus on our response to the NHS Long Term Plan.

How healthy is your liver? Come and get a free check up at the Love your Liver roadshow in Harrow Town Centre between 10am-4pm on Monday 25 March.

Analysis of Accident and Emergency performance data reveals London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust is the most improved A&E in London and the third most in England during the last two years.

A&E nurses at Northwick Park Hospital are swapping job skills with their counterparts in mental health.

A local doctor is travelling to Iraq next week to help people in his hometown of Basra.

Beryl Jones likes to keep busy. The sprightly octogenarian is one Northwick Park’s longest serving volunteers after originally working with the Red Cross offering free massages and nail care to patients.

A new hospital charity hopes to harness the goodwill of the community helping raise money for equipment and various initiatives.

Physiotherapists at London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust have successfully translated a rehabilitation programme for patients with chronic knee and hip pain into Gujarati for the first time.