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Justice for the womb: Research ethics and the quest for ectogenesis presented by Dr Teresa Baron. For many decades, bioethicists have...

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Party Week 2023 was a special way of acknowledging our wonderful workers while also bringing fun and colour to our hospital and community sites, with staff invited to dress up in the theme of Colour Your World.

The four words that changed the health outcomes for my son - Di Smith-McCue

To recognise National Body Image and Eating Disorder Awareness Week, we’re sharing a short story written by Bella, a young woman who received treatment at the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) Paediatric Eating Disorder Service.

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If you ever need help urgently while in hospital, use the call bell and press 3 times. Learn more about how we take your worries seriously.