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Future Frontline, in partnership with King’s Health Partners, hosted an inspiring event at Bush House, Strand Campus: "Redefining a Healthcare Pathway: Developing Portfolio Careers and Building a Resilient and Rewarding Vocation."

Survival rates for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest patients need to improve and Dr Nilesh Pareek’s research aims to support the national effort. As an expert in acute cardiac syndromes, Dr Pareek will explore the latest research at an upcoming KHP Cardiovascular and Respiratory event.

KHP has carried out a world-first trial using magnetic resonance elastography to assess breast cancer tumours. Key findings show that the scans may prevent the need for surgery post chemotherapy and also detect how the patient is reacting after the first round of treatment with chemotherapy, allowing it to be changed if necessary.

Women and girls in Greenwich and Bexley now have better access to specialist support for menopause, heavy periods, contraception, and pre-conception advice through the Women and Girls’ health hub.

All the resources and training you need to support residents with their Vital 5 are now available in one convenient location.

The genetics and developmental biology PhD student shares how he followed his dreams in the world of science and sport: “I plan to develop a programme that supports other student-athletes in high school to succeed as both a student and an athlete, because it is possible."

The Director of the KHP Centre for Translational Medicine describes how partnership working enables you to hear different perspectives: “I’m a firm believer that by bringing together different views you can really crack a problem.”

Prof Emma Duncan explains why a head-to-head comparison, between digital weight management and the current standard of care, will help to support more equitable and personalised healthcare for people living with obesity.

KHP Mind and Body works to address the growing risk of developing respiratory conditions for patients with severe mental illness.

As events officer for the King's College London Women in Surgery Society, Shreya helps support and empower women who want to pursue surgical careers: "Through this role, I aim to foster an inclusive and inspiring community for future surgeons and advocate for gender equity in surgery."

Dr Bouziana is a Senior Clinical Research Fellow in Haematology, with a specialist interest in cellular therapies and lymphoproliferative diseases.

KHP Haematology will be one of the first centres in the UK to deliver a world-first gene editing therapy for patients with sickle cell disease, which has just been approved for use in the NHS.