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Taking care of yourself and loved ones this winter
It’s important you know how to take care of yourself, especially during the winter months, when seasonal illnesses increase.
Stay well this winter
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Our Emergency Department is very busy
Please think carefully about where to go for treatment.
Alternative services for urgent care
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Visiting our hospitals
As a healthcare provider, we have taken a cautious approach to infection prevention and control measures to help protect our patients and our staff.
Visiting a patient
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Foundation Trust Membership
Could you be a voice for your local community and help create better services at your local hospitals?
Find out what it means to be a CUH member and how to sign up
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Sound installation tells of highs and lows of life in NHS
Visitors to Addenbrooke’s Treatment Centre (ATC) will be able to listen to a unique sound installation from Monday 4 to 8 December that gives a compelling insight into life behind hospital doors.
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You Made a Difference - August 2023
A healthcare assistant who is an advocate for patients and a fast thinking junior sister whose actions made a huge difference were the winners of our You Made a Difference awards in August.
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Expert calls for tailored treatments for patients lacking vital vitamin
Patients with vitamin B12 deficiency can remain symptom-free by following a tailored treatment plan, according to new guidelines published this week by the prestigious British Medical Journal.
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Joanne McPeake joins THIS Institute as Professor of Nursing
Professor Joanne McPeake has joined the Department of Public Health and Primary Care at the University of Cambridge, based at THIS Institute
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World Pancreatic Cancer Day: Addenbrooke’s patient opens up about healing power of nature
An Addenbrooke’s cancer patient says the healing power of nature, and going for daily walks around the Colleges of the University of Cambridge are helping him live with stage four pancreatic cancer.
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New study aims to help people with cystic fibrosis-related diabetes
Elly from Cambridge is the first person in the UK to sign up for a study aiming to make it easier for people with cystic fibrosis-related diabetes to manage their condition.
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