4 February 2026
The international commission will focus on improving the diagnosis, management, and treatment of sepsis – a life-threatening condition affecting millions each year.
Prof Ammar Al-Chalabi, Professor of Neurology and Complex Disease Genetics, King’s College London, shares the latest from the centre.
Preliminary findings from a study show 17% of middle-aged people who have been infected report ‘Long-COVID ’ symptoms.
As part of our new ‘Inside Population Health’ series, Dean Holliday explores the role of data in delivering proactive care.
World-first robot eye cancer operation and plans are announced for the largest UK robotic surgery programme to tackle COVID-19 backlog.
Prof Tim Jackson has been ranked a leading expert in wet age-related macular degeneration, a condition that affects vision.
This cutting-edge technology provides accessible and affordable brain imaging that can take place directly at a patient’s bedside.
We hear from Ray McGrath, lead nurse for Integrating our Mental and Physical Healthcare Systems.
A patient who spent six weeks in intensive care at Guy’s Hospital after contracting COVID-19 explains how Life Lines helped her.
King’s Health Partners Neurosciences leads share how their teams are improving outcomes for patients with epilepsy.
Mr Joydeep Sinha, consultant orthopaedic surgeon, King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, shares the importance of Academic Surgery.
A new initiative is working to engage with community members who may not otherwise have been reached.
Prof Fiona Gaughran explains how her team’s research is helping people with serious mental illness diagnosed with COVID-19.
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