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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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.
The Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Wes Streeting MP and the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology Peter Kyle MP met with King’s researchers to learn about a new total-body PET scanner that could transform drug discovery and diagnose serious illnesses earlier.
Barriers to healthcare impede the wider implementation of mind and body care. To address these barriers, the KHP Mind & Body Improvement Network is empowering individuals to make a change by becoming Mind & Body Champions.
The KHP Mind & Body Chronic Pain PEACS project was Highly Commended at the HSJ awards. Together with patients and community organisations, the team celebrated their success at a glittering awards ceremony.
Prof Prokar Dasgupta, KHP Professor of Surgery, interviews Mr Majed Shabbir, Clinical Lead at the Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS FT urology centre, about a recent prestigious Newsweek award.
Adults are advised to do at least 150 minutes of exercise a week for their physical health, yet there are no guidelines for how much daily exercise your brain needs. Naomi Glover is challenging the way we think about our brains and helping people to discover accessible ways to keep their brains healthier, happier and sharper throughout life.
When Dr Nedah Darabi acquired her disability she saw the barriers people living with disability face from a new perspective. Now she is using her lived experience to share how healthcare can be more accessible.
Lung cancer has been identified as the highest recorded cause of cancer mortality at a mental health trust in south east London. Responding to the identified risk, which is impacting people with severe mental illness, KHP Mind & Body and the South East London Cancer Alliance are piloting a programme to help these patients get an earlier diagnosis.
As Lead Clinician at the Brain Health Clinic, Devon and the team offer remote support services for people with Mild Cognitive Impairment. She says: “The passion the team has in working to improve the lives of people living with cognitive impairment is truly inspiring.”
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