16 June 2025
Our new strategy to 2030, which launched on Monday (16 June), sets out how the partnership will pioneer better health for all, together, and make a tangible difference to our communities.
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A new preventative treatment is now available for the most common and disabling neurological disorder in the UK.
The UK Dementia Research Institute has officially opened at King’s College London, to bring fresh momentum to improving care.
A study from King’s College London has found eating 200g of blueberries every day for a month can help lower blood pressure.
This Valentine’s Day we take a look at some of the ways that King's Health Partners Cardiovascular is improving heart care.
Could new technology help people with Parkinson’s manage their condition better?
Computers have been used to accurately distinguish between individuals with Dissociative Identity Disorder and healthy individuals.
Prof Sir Robert Lechler, Executive Director, King's Health Partners, reflects back on the highlights of 2018.
Dr Paul Shotbolt, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust and King’s College London, blogs.
King's Health Partners part of a new Centre for medical imaging and AI funded by UK Research and Innovation.
Last year we launched the King’s Health Partners Mind & Body Champions Network and since then more than 500 staff have signed up.
Penny shares how the RE-EDIT tool Compass helped her recognise the importance of her own mental wellbeing after beating breast cancer.
To mark World Stroke Day Maria Fitzpatrick, blogs about how King's Stroke Service is improving care for people with stroke.
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