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• Nanoknife™ for prostate cancer

  Irreversible Electroporation for Prostate Cancer (IRE or Nanoknife™) patient information page.

• Meet the research team

  When you take part in a clinical trial, you may meet the following people:  Research nurses and clinical trial practitioners  These are the team members you’ll see most often.…

• Taking part in a clinical trial

  What to expect if you join a trial

• Emergency walk in clinic (tropical diseases)

  This service is for people who:  Have travelled to a tropical country within the last 6 months. Are currently experiencing symptoms. Are over 16 years of age- unwell children should be…

• Private patient referrals

  Private patient referrals  We aim to make it as easy as possible for you to refer into private healthcare services at UCLH. In order to direct referrals to the correct specialty and clinician,…

• Dietary Advice for Vegetarians and Vegans Preparing for a Colonoscopy

  This page provides dietary advice for patients preparing for a colonoscopy, which is important to ensure clear and accurate results.

• First treatments delivered by new Queen Square Clinical Trial Centre

  The Queen Square Clinical Trial Centre (QSCTC) has successfully delivered its first investigational medicinal product (IMP) treatment on John Young Ward at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery.

• Testing for ataxia before you have symptoms (Easy Read)

  If ataxia runs in your family, you can get tested to see if you have the genetic mistake for it Ataxia is a health condition that causes problems with movement…

• Your baby's movements (Easy Read)

  Your baby's movements You will feel your baby move between week 16 and week 24 of your pregnancy   These movements may feel like a flutter, a kick, or…

• The Glucose Challenge Test (GCT) (Easy Read)

  In week 28 of your pregnancy, we will ask you to take a Glucose Challenge Test A Glucose Challenge Test finds out if you are at risk of developing…