A Heartfelt Walk: Ione and Janet’s Hike for Health Journey
Ione and her wife Janet raised over £1,200 for St Bartholomew’s Hospital by joining Hike for Health, finding hope and community ahead of Ione’s heart surgery.
Ione and her wife Janet raised over £1,200 for St Bartholomew’s Hospital by joining Hike for Health, finding hope and community ahead of Ione’s heart surgery.
How we are creating a foundation for transformed breast cancer care in East London with the new Breast Cancer Centre..
When Jackie was diagnosed with breast cancer, daughter Lacey stayed by her side through treatment and long hospital stays. Now she’s fundraising to give back.
After two breast cancer diagnoses and a challenging course of treatment, Anne is now in remission and using her experience to help improve care for other women.
Meet Katisha who shares her experience of breast cancer treatment, living with a new normal and the family, faith and community that continue to give her strength.
Meet Anika who was diagnosed with breast cancer during her pregnancy and is now cancer free.
More than 1,000 young people across East London will be supported to explore careers in the NHS through the next phase of Healthcare Horizons, thanks to support from Bank of America.
We’re delighted to announce our new Clinical Research Training Fellows for 2025/26. This year, we’re supporting seven healthcare professionals to undertake PhD training that will help to transform care for the people of East London.
A new Renal Centre at Mile End Hospital is transforming dialysis care for East London, particularly for young adults with kidney disease.
A new study by researchers at Queen Mary University has found that four in ten UK GPs are currently using AI-powered “scribes” to document patient consultations. This highlights the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence in primary care, despite continuing concerns about patient safety, liability and regulation.
Barts Charity is Charity of the Year for the 2026 Anglonordic Life Science Conference in London, supporting innovation to improve patient care and tackle health inequalities.
To mark World TB Day 2026 and one year since the launch of the Centre for Tuberculosis, we celebrate some of its key successes.