
#TeamBartsHealth blogs


Should you go ‘Dry in January’?
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Doctor Mark Winwood, principal psychologist from our psychological support service at Barts Health talks about the evidence around reducing alcohol and maybe use Dry January as a catalyst for more long term health improvement.

“I feel more vulnerable when I’m out shopping”
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Andy Hamer is a pre-operative nurse at Whipps Cross Hospital. But a few weeks ago, he was on the other side of things when he had knee replacement surgery at the Gateway Surgical Centre at Newham Hospital.

Overcoming alcohol addiction: It was up to me to find me again
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Alcohol awareness week ran from 21 – 27 November this year. As a Trust, we are tackling stigmas around addiction and seeking guidance, especially around the festive period where social drinking, family bereavement and mental health difficulty can all play a part in consumption.

“We’ve all been working extremely hard to support the maternity services as best as we can”
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60 seconds with Holly Eastlake, matron at Whipps Cross.

Newham Hospital's new Christian Chaplain
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Meet Newham Hospital's new Christian Chaplain.

Award winning research on helping children with cerebral palsy dance
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Hear from Ricarda Tillmann, paediatric neuro-orthopaedic physiotherapist at The Royal London Hospital, who recently won the Linda and William Hamilton Annual Dance Wellness Symposium award for her work on dance as a physical activity for children with cerebral palsy.

"A year on from my stroke and I am able to travel to work by public transport"
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To mark World Stroke Day on 29 October, Collin a stroke survivor who received care at The Royal London and Whipps Cross Hospitals, shares his experience and raise awareness about stroke.

Tackling underrepresentation in STEM
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In Summer 2022, we joined Health Data Research UK’s Black Internship programme. The initiative is aimed at Black people who are recent graduates or are completing their undergraduate degree. The programme aims to tackle underrepresentation of Black people within science, technology, engineering, and mathematics careers.

Do you know what a dietitian does?
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Earlier on this year in June we celebrated “Dietitians Week”.