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As the UK seeks to move on from the pandemic, more than a half-a-million people have failed to shake off its effects after being diagnosed with Long Covid.

LNWH staff and patients have been praised for taking part in clinical trials on the first anniversary of the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine.

Maxton Pitcher hit a high note after being honored by his medical society at the annual Primary Care Society for Gastroenterology.

 The use of photographs and videos to assess whether or not patient has skin cancer has cut waiting times from two weeks to one day.

A&E staff are being encouraged to share career challenging cases so colleagues can learn from their passed-on experience.

Hospital physiotherapist Alicia Taylor is preparing for some bruising encounters after being appointed to work with the national Jamaican rugby league team.

A belated shout-out to school science teacher Mrs Erickson who inspired Naeema Ginwala-Hasan to follow her heart.

Elaine Burns enjoys speaking to young people about her work as a colorectal surgeon and says seeing women in the role shows anything is possible.

The trust has developed a specialist service to treat patients with Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD).

The trust showed its commitment to a greener future by signing an agreement that will help save 2,500 tonnes of carbon a year.