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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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Stay safe in warm weather
If you’re visiting our hospitals during warm weather, please take extra care in the heat. Stay hydrated, avoid direct sun where possible, and wear light, breathable clothing.Check in on older people, young children, and anyone with underlying health conditions, as heat can affect them more quickly. For advice on recognising and treating heat exhaustion and heatstroke, please see NHS guidance.
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.
Sign-up for MyChart
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Babies across East of England join diabetes prevention trial
Babies across the East of England can join an international trial exploring whether vaccination against the SARS-CoV-2 virus could prevent type 1 diabetes.
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You Made a Difference - May 2026
We’re proud to share two remarkable stories: Dr Peter Pugh - Consultant Cardiologist Rachel Hatherley - Brainbow Activity Coordinator
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Amazing Grace makes piano playing TV debut
A former Addenbrooke’s patient who had all her fingers amputated when she was four-years-old will appear on prime-time national television this weekend – playing the piano.
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Five wins for Addenbrooke’s at prestigious biomedical science awards
The team was named Biomedical Science Champion and took awards for Team of the Year, Innovation, Sustainability and Biomedical Science Leader
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Rail station provides new way to reach our hospitals
Travel direct to our hospitals via Cambridge South railway station.
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Cambridge Cancer Research Hospital: Power of Proximity
Celebrity and TV presenter Davina McCall has narrated a new short film about the planned Cambridge Cancer Research Hospital
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