Local teens bring new sensory toys to children in hospital
Year 9 students present Whipps Cross Hospital with £1500 worth of new sensory toys, improving care for children visiting hospital. Staff say they will be an 'inspiration' for other schools.
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First Facebook fundraiser thanks hospitals for his care
After an eye test revealed that Nueung had tumours in his brain and spine, he was rushed to the Barts Health Hospitals. A year into his recovery, he is using Facebook's new fundraising tool to thank...
Game plan: A new app to help smokers quit
Smoking remains a major public health risk but now, thanks in part to our funding, the first smartphone game has been developed to help people quit.
Research shows that breast cancer is seen as a "disease of whiteness"
Research at Queen Mary suggests breast cancer is seen as a disease that only affects white women. Clinicians are urging black women to go to their GP if they notice any changes in their breasts.
30 seconds with our Hackney Half runners
On Sunday 20th May, seventeen runners will take on the Hackney Half Marathon to raise money for the good work at Barts Health hospitals. Here's why...
Charity-supported projects recognised at 2018 British Medical Journal Awards
Congratulations to the Cardiac Imaging and Haemato-Oncology teams at St Bartholomew’s Hospital, who were recognised at last week’s BMJ awards for their projects which have used our funding.
Barts Charity Tweets
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Barts Charity @Barts_Charity Jul 19
Well done to the @RLHSing4Lungs group, who walked from The Royal London to St Bartholomew's Hospital to raise money… https://t.co/hzy64UTOtq
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Barts Charity @Barts_Charity Jul 19
RT @Fiona_MSmith: @drtomround @Barts_Charity @Prof_P_Kumar @QMULBartsTheLon @NHSBartsHealth Thanks Thomas! We are very lucky
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Barts Charity @Barts_Charity Jul 19
RT @drtomround: Great @Barts_Charity trustees meeting with @Prof_P_Kumar & @QMULBartsTheLon @NHSBartsHealth colleagues looking forward to s…