Ubong Akpan shares how Mind & Body Health Champions are providing support for patients, helping to aid recovery and build confidence.
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King’s Health Partners and The Lancet announce Global Commission on Sepsis
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.
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26 July 2021
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14 July 2021KHP Neurosciences Blog
Cross-cutting King’s Health Partners education and training initiatives for the benefit of patients with functional neurological disorder.
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14 July 2021Blog Improving population health
Alex Gibbons from London Sports talks about the impact of COVID-19 on physical activity and how we can increase it to tackle inequalities.
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14 July 2021Education and training
King's Health Partners Academic Surgery describe the improvements they have introduced to the undergraduate curriculum.
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14 July 2021News KHP Neurosciences Informatics
A new supercomputer launched with support from our partners will improve our understanding of the brain for earlier, accurate diagnosis.
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7 July 2021News Mind & Body
Clinicians working in ‘Long-COVID’ clinics describe their experiences screening the mental health of patients.
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1 July 2021News
Prof Lord Ajay Kakkar will lead the King’s Health Partners Board to oversee delivery of partnership strategic goals.
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1 July 2021KHP Diabetes, Endocrinology and Obesity Blog
Spotlight on King’s Health Partners Diabetes, Endocrinology and Obesity; Dr Louise Goff talks about culturally-tailored programme.
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1 July 2021Blog Informatics
Hear from Mr Jonathan K. Makanjuola, consultant urological surgeon at King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
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30 June 2021Blog Improving population health
As part of our new ‘Inside Population Health’ series, Dean Holliday explores the role of data in delivering proactive care.
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30 June 2021News COVID-19 Allergy Respiratory Critical Care Anaesthetics and Pain
Preliminary findings from a study show 17% of middle-aged people who have been infected report ‘Long-COVID ’ symptoms.
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30 June 2021KHP Neurosciences Blog
Prof Ammar Al-Chalabi, Professor of Neurology and Complex Disease Genetics, King’s College London, shares the latest from the centre.
