3 January 2025
The King’s Health Partners Professor of Surgery featured among an array of experts in the latest special from Philomena Cunk, played by the comedy actor Diane Morgan.
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The Clinical Lead Dietitian for Neurosciences, King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, talks about her latest work helping patients with neurological conditions who experience difficulties with eating and drinking.
On a newly launched study, a researcher seeks to find a sleep tracker to address sleep disorders in people with epilepsy, after a patient says good sleep is as important as the right anti-seizure medication.
The Postdoctoral Research Associate at Cicely Saunders Institute discusses her 'deeply personal' passion for patient-centred care and health equity: "Born in a conflict zone, I have faced displacement, systemic barriers, and inequities."
KHP News speaks to Prof Thomas F. Lüscher, consultant cardiologist at Royal Brompton and Harefield hospitals, about a major new study on the health benefits of coffee consumption, in particular the best time to drink it.
The consultant rheumatologist discusses his specialism in systemic lupus erythematosus, and how collaborative working both improves his knowledge and enhances patient care.
The President of the King’s College London Women in Surgery Society discusses her work advocating for inclusivity in the competitive field of surgery, and the importance of getting involved: “The more you put in, the more you will get out”.
Every month KHP Mind & Body invites staff and students from across the partnership to join their Share and Learn webinars. For these events, expert healthcare professionals deliver integrated mental and physical healthcare topic updates.
Bernadette Adeyileka-Tracz - Executive Director of Diabetes Africa - updates us on the inequality gap in care and support for Black populations, and how partnership with KHP DEO is making a difference.
A roundup of everyone across KHP who was recognised in HM The King’s New Year Honours 2025.
The PHD students shares her own research project and shares the benefits of collaborating with like-minded people who share the goal of improving treatments for cancer patients.
KHP's Director of Operations tells us his experiences of human impact made possible because thanks to a combination of people, organisations, and partnerships that came together to translate an idea into practice.
A trial for a cutting-edge cell therapy that could become the first ever treatment for the rare, life-threatening blood disorder aplastic anaemia (AA) has shown promising results.
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