The unit of around 50 staff produces a wide range of treatments for our patients across Queen’s and King George hospitals, making around 2,800 medicines a month. 

Maria Papadaki and her colleagues in Critical Care found using a new device could speed up patients' recoveries and save taxpayers money.

A year on from having deep brain stimulation (DBS) surgery to treat cervical dystonia, a movement disorder causing involuntary neck muscle contractions, Dave Foster, 67, can enjoy life again.

Amisha Adhia was on Sky News on Wednesday 18 February, launching a campaign to urge the NHS to do more to diagnose placenta accreta spectrum (PAS), a rare but potentially fatal complication of childbirth.

A stroke patient in A&E urgently needs a mechanical thrombectomy; the key teams and colleagues – Stroke, Interventional Radiology, radiographers, anaesthetists, porters and nurses – respond…and only a select few know this isn’t a real emergency; the ‘patient’, is actually trainee radiographer Prashant Limbachiya.

We’ll soon be helping the clinical scientists of the future start their careers at our hospitals.