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As an independent, charitable hospital, we're committed to advancing clinical excellence and sharing best practice worldwide. This is so that we can continually search for the best possible ways to care for patients and to improve their health outcomes.

13/10/2026

For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, The London Clinic's Clinical Nurse, Busayo Adjani, explains how often and when women should do a breast self-examination.

At our dedicated One-stop Breast Clinic we offer same-day consultations and one-stop triple assessments, to help us build a clear picture of your breast health. Patients will see a consultant, receive imaging and tests, and even have a same-day biopsy if required.

To book an appointment, call us at 0204 527 2359.

Danny Leahy is our Head Chef and leads a team of around 20 chefs at The London Clinic, preparing food for patients, coll...
09/10/2026

Danny Leahy is our Head Chef and leads a team of around 20 chefs at The London Clinic, preparing food for patients, colleagues, and day cases. The kitchen operates from 07:00 until 21:00, with meals prepared, plated, and distributed throughout the hospital.

Danny says hospital food should do much more than simply provide a meal and he describes healthcare catering at The London Clinic as a relatively specialist area.

The standards and approach are closer in many ways to a high-quality hotel or restaurant than people might traditionally associate with hospital catering.

His role covers everything from writing menus and developing recipes to checking allergens, working with dietitians, maintaining presentation standards, and finding new ways to meet patients’ nutritional needs. Menus need to be suitable for people recovering from surgery, receiving cancer treatment, struggling with their appetite, or finding it difficult to swallow.

“It is a very rewarding industry,” Danny says. “Build your knowledge in hotels and restaurants and then bring that experience into healthcare.”

Find out more about careers at The London Clinic bit.ly/4efTpOp

07/10/2026

Consultant Haematologist Dr Mike Potter, who helps diagnose and treat patients with haematological disorders, talks about acute myeloid leukaemia.

Acute myeloid leukaemia is an aggressive malignancy of cells in the bone marrow that normally make blood cells.

Dr Potter says, "It is actually a very heterogeneous group of diseases and increasingly we can recognise genetic differences in the cells and we are exploiting that when it comes to treatments.

"AML has conventionally been treated with intensive chemotherapy based in hospitals, but we're moving to Anaera now where we are developing targeted treatments based on the genetics of the patient's own AML, which reduces that exposure to chemotherapy."

Book an appointment with Dr Potter bit.ly/4rao2tu

07/10/2026

Breast Cancer Awareness month takes place globally from 1–31 October 2026, with the theme “Every story is unique, every journey matters,” highlighting early detection, risk awareness, and equitable access to care.

Early breast cancer screening is critical for patient outcomes. At our dedicated One-stop Breast Clinic we offer same-day consultations and one-stop triple assessments, to help us build a clear picture of your breast health. Patients will see a consultant, receive imaging and tests, and even have a same-day biopsy if required.

To book an appointment, call us at 0204 527 2359. Or find out more about our One-stop Breast Clinic via the link in our bio.

A cold is frustrating enough without having to work out which advice to trust. Honey and lemon, vitamin C, antibiotics: ...
02/10/2026

A cold is frustrating enough without having to work out which advice to trust. Honey and lemon, vitamin C, antibiotics: what actually helps?

Our latest guide, created by Dr Sera Shoukru, explains which remedies may ease your symptoms, where the evidence is less clear and when to speak to a GP. Because feeling more comfortable and curing the infection are not the same thing.

Swipe through for the essentials, then read the full article on our website: https://bit.ly/4z9sYRW

Save this for the next time you feel a cold coming on.

01/10/2026

Taking a break from alcohol this Sober October? It is a chance to reflect on your drinking habits and consider your liver health.

Watch our reel to explore some of the potential benefits of drinking less, with insights from Professor Shahid Khan, who says "even a short break from alcohol, at least 2 alcohol free days per week, can give your liver a chance to recover and repair".

To understand how alcohol can affect your liver, learn about the symptoms of alcohol-related liver disease and the support available from the London Liver Group, visit: https://bit.ly/4hBzKc2.

If you experience withdrawal symptoms when you go without alcohol, speak to your GP before stopping, as stopping suddenly can be harmful.

We’re delighted five colleagues from across The London Clinic have secured funding support towards further study, in rol...
30/09/2026

We’re delighted five colleagues from across The London Clinic have secured funding support towards further study, in roles spanning both our clinical and non-clinical teams.

Colleagues are developing their expertise in clinical microbiology, biomedical science, diabetes care, health and care management, patient safety and governance.

Diabetes Clinical Nurse Specialist Noumba Peti (pictured) has been approved for an MSc in Diabetes Clinical Care and Management at King’s College London.

Noumba said, “Gaining this qualification will help me champion best practice, be an influential clinical leader, and extend my impact beyond individual patients to the wider service and profession.”

Rochelle Francois, is a Senior Physiotherapist at The London Clinic, and our Lead Freedom to Speak Up Guardian.Speak Up ...
29/09/2026

Rochelle Francois, is a Senior Physiotherapist at The London Clinic, and our Lead Freedom to Speak Up Guardian.

Speak Up Week takes place 28-September - 2 October and takes place each year to encourage health and care employees to speak up about issues affecting patient safety and organisational improvement.

Being a Freedom to Speak Up Guardian means providing a safe, independent, and supportive space where colleagues can have their voice heard without fear of judgement or repercussions. For me, it is about listening, empowering others, and helping to drive positive change across the organisation.

Rochelle says, "I am passionate about creating an environment where every member of staff feels confident to raise concerns, share ideas, and speak openly about issues that may affect patient care, staff wellbeing, or organisational culture.

"By encouraging openness, transparency, and respect, we can continue to build a culture where people feel valued, supported, and confident that their concerns will be acted upon.”

28/09/2026

Did you know just 7% of eligible people in the UK are registered as possible stem cell donors.

The London Clinic is home to the UK’s largest stem cell collection centres, supporting life-saving transplants for patients in the UK and around the world. We work closely with stem cell charities to save lives.

Becoming a stem cell donor is easy. Read Sonja Jütte’s stem cell donor story bit.ly/4cgwVeQ

Today is World Pharmacists Day – a day to recognise and celebrate the crucial role pharmacists play in building healthie...
25/09/2026

Today is World Pharmacists Day – a day to recognise and celebrate the crucial role pharmacists play in building healthier communities everywhere.

Sabine Loko, our Chief Pharmacy Technician, helps ensure medicines are prepared accurately, supplied safely, and available when our patients need them.

Her work includes exploring prescription tracking, reducing paper-based processes, and learning from near misses. These improvements give clinical teams greater visibility, save valuable time, and help Pharmacy colleagues focus on delivering safe patient care.

Sabine also has an important message for anyone considering the next step in their career:

“Be open to learning and don’t let difficulties stop you. It is definitely possible.”

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