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A teenage girl has become the youngest person in the UK to be fitted with an invisible hearing implant after surgery at St Thomas' Hospital.

A man who survived testicular cancer is gearing up for a 300 mile bike ride to raise money for clinical research and to thank medics for successfully treating his dad's bladder cancer.

A woman who saved her brother's life through donating one of her kidneys has called for more black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) people to consider being a donor.

A new medications app that features videos with NHS clinicians has been launched to help the thousands of people taking medications for long term health conditions.

A new project is helping patients and staff to get active in the garden at Guy's and St Thomas' Pulross Centre in Brixton.

See our series of six short films that explain about what to expect when you come to Guy's and St Thomas'

World Heart Day on Saturday 29 September, raises awareness of cardiovascular disease. This year it is focusing on women and children.

Nurses are being urged to consider a career in district and school nursing at Guy's and St Thomas'.

A quarter of patients in UK hospitals have a dementia. Our hospital has launched a campaign to raise awareness. Every member of staff will attend an innovative training session over the next few months where they will watch Barbara's story – a powerful film about a woman with dementia, and her experiences during a hospital visit.

A clinical trial, PollenLITE, has been launched at King's College London and Guy's and St Thomas' to test a new vaccine for hayfever