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Small things, big difference
Small things are making a big difference to how we’re managing safely through winter.
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Medicine For Members CUH virtual ward
Improving out-of-hospital care through digital. Hear from Dr. Iain Goodhart, Andy Bailey, and Claire Chapman as they discuss how the service works. Wednesday 19 March 2025.
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2025 Governor Elections
Represent the needs of patients, carers, and the local community, while holding the non-executive directors accountable for the board’s performance.
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Double win for Cambridge researchers at national impact awards
The capsule sponge team and Dr Nuru Noor from the PROFILE trial team both won awards as part of the first ever NIHR Impact Prizes.
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Ultra-powerful MRI study offers hope for people with hard-to-treat epilepsy
A more detailed imaging technique could allow more people to benefit from potentially curative epilepsy surgery.
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Doctor who shapes worldwide trauma care wins lifetime award
An Addenbrooke’s doctor who has worked on the frontline of emergency care for more than three decades – and is described as the architect of the East of England trauma network - has won a prestigious lifetime achievement award for his work.
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First global pituitary study gives patients voice on research
Researchers from Cambridge and London have completed a study that is a world first of its kind and gives patients an important voice on future priorities.
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New technology platform for clinical trials launches at CUH
A technology platform which allows researchers to spend more time on clinical research rather than data entry, is being used for the first time in a clinical trial at Cambridge University Hospitals (CUH).
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Pioneering brain implant study aims to treat severe alcohol and drug addiction
A new study will explore if a widely used neurosurgery technique could help to treat people with severe addiction.
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