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Dr Samuel Watson discusses findings from a study investigating the impact of social deprivation on a potentially fatal type of heart condition called infective endocarditis. The study brought together over 1,700 patients via the newly formed London Endocarditis Research Network.

Ahead of World Heart Day on 29 September 2025 - Amanda and Linda share their stories of care and how they are helping others as patient representatives with the KHP Cardiovascular & Respiratory Partnership.

The Year 4 surgical student discusses her new board role with KHP Academic Surgery, and the ‘infectious’ buzz of the operating theatre.

KHP Programme Manager Christin [pictured] brings together colleagues from across the partnership to collaborate, improving outcomes for patients and communities.

Dr Martin Bishop shares aspirations for his King’s MedTech Accelerator project. As project lead Dr Bishop hopes to address a potentially-lethal health-rhythm disturbance through cardiac digital twin technology.

Sapna Kurade guest blogs on the impact of an initiative to support busy front-line teams with timely and pragmatic support to plan evaluations and measure what matters.

King’s Health Partners Diabetes, Obesity and Endocrinology brought people together to explore the latest advances in diabetes technology and find new ways of improving patient outcomes.

Funding from the KHP Centre for Translational Medicine has given Dr Manpreet Sagoo protected research time, supporting her ambition of developing an integrated clinical and genetic stratification tool to predict those at risk of severe disease in adults with psoriasis.

The CTM aims to fund research which sits in the early stages of translational research. These funding seeks to support applicants to develop and deliver on projects in translational clinical research.

The UK Government’s recently launched Life Sciences Sector Plan is significant for our sector. It outlines a bold, long-term commitment to harnessing British science and innovation to drive economic growth and transform people’s health.  

Heavy menstrual bleeding (HMB) affects one in four women, yet many struggle in silence. How can we design a digital solution that helps them get the support they need?

A new project is helping patients with lung conditions get the care they need.