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Featured news story
07 January 2022
A new CAR T-cell therapy developed by scientists at UCL has fewer ‘toxic’ side-effects and is more durable, targeting and killing cancer cells for longer, concludes a Phase 1 clinical trial of patients at UCLH.
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UCLH news
16 June 2022
Please be aware that next week's planned rail and Tube strikes may affect your journey if you are coming to our hospitals
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UCLH news
15 June 2022
Our academic partner UCL has been ranked among the top 10 universities in the world according to the 2023 QS World University Rankings.
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Research news
09 June 2022
A smartphone app that identifies severe neonatal jaundice could provide a cheaper alternative to expensive screening procedures, according to a study by UCLH, UCL and the University of Ghana.
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UCLH news
13 May 2022
Five UCLH consultants have been elected Fellows of the Academy of Medical Sciences in recognition of their exceptional contributions to biomedical and health science and their ability to generate new knowledge and improve the health of people everywhere.
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Research news
12 May 2022
UCL has been ranked number one in the UK in medicine, health and the life sciences for the quality of its research.
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Research news
28 February 2022
The Clinical Research Facility at UCLH has been awarded £10 million in funding to deliver cutting edge early phase health research in areas including cancer and dementia.
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Research news
04 February 2022
The world’s first study to establish the best treatment options for adults struggling with severe hearing loss has launched at UCLH.
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Research news
07 January 2022
A new CAR T-cell therapy developed by scientists at UCL has fewer ‘toxic’ side-effects and is more durable, targeting and killing cancer cells for longer, concludes a Phase 1 clinical trial of patients at UCLH.
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UCLH news
06 January 2022
David Probert has been granted honorary professor status at UCL’s new Global Business School for Health (GBSH).
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UCLH news
04 November 2021
Professor Ed Wild, NHNN consultant neurologist and associate director of UCL Huntington’s Disease Centre has contributed an afterword to a new memoir by journalist Charlotte Raven, called Patient 1, Forgetting and Finding Myself.
