Shockingly, cervical screening rates are at their lowest for two decades. Only 72% of women aged 25 to 64 are actually having the test in the recommended time frame, down from 75.4% in 2012. What are the risks of missing a smear test, why are women missing them and what can be done to improve…
New initiative secures important funding for veterans On November 15th at the Lord Mayor’s Launch Reception for the 2019 Lord Mayor’s Big Curry Lunch, the Co-Chairmen announced a new initiative. Over the last two years, King Edward VII Hospital’s Centre for Veterans’ Health has developed – and tested – a Pain Management Programme specifically for…
In this guide, consultant Ophthalmologist Mr Mark Wilkins shares his advice on recovery after cataract surgery (Phacoemulsification).
From how long you’ll need to take off work, to driving after surgery and how you can speed up your recovery, here’s everything you need to know.
A hip replacement can significantly improve your quality of life. If you are planning to have hip replacement surgery, there are steps you can take yourself to aid your recovery after your operation. Specialists from our dedicated Orthopaedic team, share their practical advice to help you get back to your best.
Breast cancer can affect people at any age. To get a better insight into breast screening and what to expect from a mammogram appointment, we speak with Sue Milner — Breast Services Manager, here at King Edward VII’s Hospital.
A hernia happens because of a weakness in the muscle tissue of the abdominal wall of the body, or within the groin area. Hernias can be painful and impact day to day. Mr Barry Paraskeva, hernia specialist and surgeon here at King Edward VII’s Hospital, explains everything you need to know about the cause and treatment of hernias in this guide.
