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This information has been written for patients who are having radiotherapy treatment to the brain and spine.
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This information page aims to answer some of the questions you may have about receiving chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy at University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (UCLH).
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At University College Hospital education is provided for inpatients of school age on the paediatric floor (T11) and the adolescent floor (T12).
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Cerebral palsy (CP) is a permanent disorder affecting movement in different parts of the body often accompanied by disturbances of sensation, cognition, communication, perception, behaviour and musculoskeletal problems.
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Dr Adams has been a consultant general adult psychiatrist since 2017. He has specialist clinical (and research) interests in psychosis and neuropsychiatry.
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During winter, the cold weather can put people at higher risk of becoming unwell.
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First Seizure Clinic patient information leaflet
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This information has been written for patients who are having internal vaginal radiotherapy treatment (brachytherapy) for a gynaecological cancer.
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This information explains what alpha thalassaemia is, and provides information about the different types of alpha thalassaemia.
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This information has been written for patients who have been referred for pelvic radiotherapy for a gynaecological cancer.
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FOI/2023/0014 - Surgery protocols/ standard operating procedures for a feticide
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FOI/2023/0018 - A&E attendances/ admissions by patients of no fixed abode
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FOI/2023/0019 - Public access to water refill stations on your premises
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FOI/2023/0022 - Guidelines staff follow for patients with disabilities and autism
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FOI/2023/0025 - Treatment for multiple sclerosis
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FOI/2023/0027 - Dieticians and Nutritionists at the RLHIM
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FOI/2023/0034 - Trusts video consultation solutions
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FOI/2023/0025 - Surgical operating tables used in Trust
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FOI/2023/0037 - Assault attendances to Emergency Department
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FOI/2023/0038 - Cases where breast milk of a new mother was given to a child who is not her own