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Functional neurological disorder is the second most likely reason for someone to visit a neurologist. Dr Hamilton Morrin says the condition is incredibly common and there is a real need to develop novel treatments for this population.

The Outreach Manager at the Faculty of Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences discusses his passion for helping others learn about science: “Seeing a child enjoying taking part in an activity I have helped organise is the best reward I can think of to get in a job!”

Marium Naqvi, interstitial lung disease pharmacist based at the Faculty of Life Sciences and Medicine, explains how funding from the KHP Centre for Translational Medicine has transformed her AI research project.

Dr Mirvis shares more about his research into harnessing the immune system to fight cancers and what this could mean for patients.

“I’ve now spoken to the non-smoking team and hope to get over that with their help.” Ralf Nicholson, local resident, shares how a recent Community Lung Health Day helped him take important steps to manage his lung condition.

The Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement Officer explains how experts by experience can help shape biomedical research and the development of new digital health.

The second round of the CTM Predoctoral Clinical Research Excellence Fellowships have been awarded.

Future Frontline, in partnership with King’s Health Partners, hosted an inspiring event at Bush House, Strand Campus: "Redefining a Healthcare Pathway: Developing Portfolio Careers and Building a Resilient and Rewarding Vocation."

Survival rates for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest patients need to improve and Dr Nilesh Pareek’s research aims to support the national effort. As an expert in acute cardiac syndromes, Dr Pareek will explore the latest research at an upcoming KHP Cardiovascular and Respiratory event.

Dr Sarah Crabtree, Patient and Public Involvement/Engagement (PPIE) Coordinator for the KHP Centre for Translational Medicine, explains more about incorporating PPIE into your workflow, and shares useful resources.

KHP has carried out a world-first trial using magnetic resonance elastography to assess breast cancer tumours. Key findings show that the scans may prevent the need for surgery post chemotherapy and also detect how the patient is reacting after the first round of treatment with chemotherapy, allowing it to be changed if necessary.

Women and girls in Greenwich and Bexley now have better access to specialist support for menopause, heavy periods, contraception, and pre-conception advice through the Women and Girls’ health hub.