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Our hospitals are very busy
Our Emergency Department remains busy and patients may experience longer waiting times. Please only attend A&E if your condition is serious or life-threatening. For non-emergency medical advice, use NHS 111 online, call 111, or access local urgent care services.
Alternative local urgent care services
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Amber heat-health alert
An amber heat-health alert is in place for our region. If you are visiting our hospitals, please take extra care in the heat. Stay hydrated, avoid direct sun where possible, wear light clothing, and allow extra time for your journey. Older people, young children and those with underlying health conditions may be more affected by hot weather.
Hot weather advice (NHS)
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Outpatient Check-in
The way you check in for most outpatient appointments has changed. For most clinics, you now need to check in at the new reception desk in the outpatient entrance lobby.
Outpatients
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MyChart Patient Portal
MyChart helps you keep track of your health by providing access to your hospital information.
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Trust part of new £20 million medical research hub
The new hub will bring together partners across sectors to develop human cell and AI models that will help create new medicines.
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Lupus patient says joining world-first trial was ‘best decision I ever made’
Addenbrooke's is part of a trial exploring the use of cell therapy as a treatment for people with Lupus.
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App supports parents through intensive care worries
Addenbrooke’s clinicians have developed a digital tool to help parents thrown into shock, fear, and weeks of uncertainty when their critically ill child is rushed into intensive care.
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Pioneering pneumonia test passes major milestone
Addenbrooke’s clinicians have passed another major milestone in a long-running battle to develop a pioneering pneumonia test that could ultimately be rolled out in the UK and abroad.
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Addenbrooke’s and the Rosie Hospitals’ plan to halve carbon emissions in five years
Cambridge University Hospitals (CUH) is marking one year of successfully progressing its detailed plan to halve the Trust’s direct carbon emissions by 2032, with strong progress made through reducing waste and a suite of decarbonisation projects.
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New frailty service reduces hospital admissions for care home residents by a quarter
A new service at CUH is helping to provide specialist care in care homes, addressing issues sooner and reducing hospital admissions.
World leading research
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