World first gene therapy treats rare form of childhood blindness
An eleven-year-old girl from London has become the first NHS patient to receive a revolutionary new treatment for a progressive form of severe blindness.
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An eleven-year-old girl from London has become the first NHS patient to receive a revolutionary new treatment for a progressive form of severe blindness.
Free digital maps, step-by-step directions and interactive kiosks make it easier for patients and visitors to navigate St George's and Epsom Hospitals.
The survey will help us understand what is working well, identify areas for improvement and ensure carers’ voices continue to influence the care and support we provide.
We commissioned the Royal College of Physicians to convene an independent panel of experts and undertake a formal review of patients with interstitial lung disease (ILD) under the care of a consultant at St Helier Hospital, who is no longer employed by the Trust.
Hospitals in London and Surrey are bracing for another blistering heatwave as the warm weather, World Cup and Wimbledon conspire to make more people at risk of falling ill.
Frema Agyei, 17, feared her competing days were over, after sustaining a torn ligament before she was treated by Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon Shamim Umarji and her team
Chinyama Okunuga is joining as Managing Director at Epsom and St Helier, and Tracy Luckett as our new Group Chief Nursing Officer .
At St George's, Epsom and St Helier Hospitals (gesh) we remain fully committed to delivering high-quality, safe and compassionate care.