9 July 2025
At our first roundtable event with the Policy Institute, leaders discussed the vital role university health partnerships have to play in delivering on the UK Government's 10 Year Health Plan.
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Dr Bouziana is a Senior Clinical Research Fellow in Haematology, with a specialist interest in cellular therapies and lymphoproliferative diseases.
KHP Haematology will be one of the first centres in the UK to deliver a world-first gene editing therapy for patients with sickle cell disease, which has just been approved for use in the NHS.
Anita Banerjee, System Lead for Prevention, Wellbeing and Equity education, shares her insights into women's and girls' health and how we're making a difference.
The Hub is a central resource to drive innovation and excellence in education, training, and development, rooted in the principles of the KHP Education Academy Strategy.
KHP Diabetes, Endocrinology and Obesity shares three ways they have helped improve obesity care ahead of World Obesity Day 2025 – a day which will put a spotlight on the systems influencing obesity rates around the world.
Dr Julie Williams and Gracie Tredget from the KHP Mind & Body Programme offer their top tips on how to write an academic paper, based on their experience publishing the Health Champions study.
The Clinical Lead Dietitian for Neurosciences, King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, talks about her latest work helping patients with neurological conditions who experience difficulties with eating and drinking.
On a newly launched study, a researcher seeks to find a sleep tracker to address sleep disorders in people with epilepsy, after a patient says good sleep is as important as the right anti-seizure medication.
The Postdoctoral Research Associate at Cicely Saunders Institute discusses her 'deeply personal' passion for patient-centred care and health equity: "Born in a conflict zone, I have faced displacement, systemic barriers, and inequities."
KHP News speaks to Prof Thomas F. Lüscher, consultant cardiologist at Royal Brompton and Harefield hospitals, about a major new study on the health benefits of coffee consumption, in particular the best time to drink it.
The consultant rheumatologist discusses his specialism in systemic lupus erythematosus, and how collaborative working both improves his knowledge and enhances patient care.
The President of the King’s College London Women in Surgery Society discusses her work advocating for inclusivity in the competitive field of surgery, and the importance of getting involved: “The more you put in, the more you will get out”.
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