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Ahead of his retirement in March 2026 - the KHP Professor of Surgery describes how the profession has changed over his career, what the future of surgery looks like, details his proudest achievements, and offers tips for young surgeons starting out.

A KHP Mind & Body project, in partnership with NHS England - London, has provided a five-part guide to help address the barriers that patients with severe mental illness are facing when needing to access national cancer screening programmes.

A group of KHP authors explain why neighbourhood health services must prioritise people with SMI if we are to deliver on the NHS’s prevention and community care ambitions.

A KHP Mind & Body research project makes recommendations to improve outcomes for patients presenting in mental health crisis.

King’s Health Partners and SC1 London personnel and alumni have been recognised in the 2026 New Year Honours.

Funding from the King’s Health Partners (KHP) Centre for Translational Medicine has allowed Dr Wiaam Al-Hasani to progress her research into how metabolic dysregulation affects brain structure and function, and conversely, how psychotic disorders and their treatments shape metabolic health.

The Principal Investigator at the King’s College London Headache Research Group explains how her own experience of migraines led her into a career dedicated to reducing the burden of this debilitating condition.

Senior leaders from the four founding KHP partners reflect on a year that saw the launch of the KHP Strategy to 2030 and the publication of the NHS 10 Year Health Plan for England. They explore how we can build momentum and harness our strengths to pioneer better health for all, together in the new year.

Catalyst funding from the KHP Centre for Translational Medicine has allowed consultant surgeon Dr Linda Ferrari to progress her research that one day could help clinicians create personalised care plans for patients with pelvic floor disorders.

Holly explains the importance of supporting clinical-academic careers and why we need more representation from the global majority in maternity research.