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Large group photo of Nightingale Award winners. They are holding their certificates and standing/kneeling in front of the Mary Seacole statue with a hospital building in the background.

‘Next Generation Nightingales’ recognised for first time

Friday 9 May 2025

Nursing assistants, maternity support workers, healthcare assistants and nursing associates have been honoured with the Nightingale Award.

A selfie, taken by Paul, with Hayley, Indy and Isaac. Paul, who is on the right hand side of the image, is wearing glasses and an orange and white Evelina London Children's Charity running top. Hayley, in the back centre of the photo, has her hair up and is bearing a black top. Indy, who is to the left of Hayley and Paul, is grinning at the camera. Isaac is in the bottom left of the photo and also smiling.

Grandad runs marathon for granddaughter who had 50 seizures a day

Thursday 24 April 2025

A grandad is running the London Marathon for Evelina London Children’s Charity, to give back to the hospital that saved his granddaughter’s life.

Patient Chris in hospital gown, holding a jar of peanut flour.

Daily peanuts help adults reduce allergy

Thursday 24 April 2025

Adults who have a peanut allergy can reduce their sensitivity to peanuts so they no longer become life threatening, a clinical trial has shown.

A nurse is standing in a patient's home. She is checking the pulse of a teenage patient in a wheelchair.

New study shows Hospital at Home service is 'game changer' for children and families

Tuesday 22 April 2025

A new study has shown that a children's 'Hospital at Home' service can dramatically reduce the time young patients need to spend in hospital.

New Lambeth community liver service could save lives

Thursday 10 April 2025

People living in Lambeth can get faster, potentially “life-changing” liver scans closer to where they live thanks to a new pilot scheme

A group photo of the team who worked on the advice and guidance clinics at Guy's Dental Hospital. 5 members of staff are stood in a row and smiling at the camera.

Dental care delivered 12 times faster thanks to new virtual clinics

Thursday 10 April 2025

Patients have had their waiting time for dental care cut from 6 months to 2 weeks thanks to a pilot project funded by Guy’s & St Thomas’ Charity.

A woman and a man are standing in front of a leisure centre. They are holding dumbells and pointing them at the camera, while smiling.

Read the latest issue of the GiST

Monday 31 March 2025

A new edition of the GiST, the award-winning magazine from Guy’s and St Thomas', is out now.

A sonographer is performing an AI-assisted ultrasound scan of a pregnant woman. The woman is lying down and they are both looking at the scanned image of the unborn baby on a screen.

AI could speed up and enhance pregnancy scans, study finds

Thursday 27 March 2025

Artificial intelligence (AI) could speed up pregnancy scans by almost half, while still maintaining accuracy and reliability, a new study has shown.

Amanda Pritchard announced as Chief Executive of Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust

Monday 17 March 2025

It has been announced today (17 March) that Amanda Pritchard has been appointed as the next Chief Executive of Guy’s and St Thomas’.

The Intensive Care Team at St Thomas' Hospital stand in front of a camera smiling. The Team consists of five women and one man. They are standing in the garden of St Thomas', with a view of Big Ben in the background.

Coma survivor creates play to share moving stories of former ICU patients