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The Chief Executive of The London Clinic, Mr Paul Holdom, is this month announcing to the private healthcare industry, details of some key changes to the Executive Board of Directors,
BMI The London Independent Hospital’s Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Mr Amer Khan has been selected by The London Organising Committee to provide specialist treatment to athletes and officials at the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. During the games Mr Khan will be part of a multidisciplinary ...
A plastic surgeon has described himself as an artist, as he says he improves his patients' confidence by helping them feel more beautiful.
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a condition in which there is developmentally inappropriate attention, hyperactivity and/or impulsive behaviour. These difficulties are so pervasive and persistent as to significantly interfere with a child’s daily life. In the third article of a ...
At the end of a nerve-racking week, you may find it difficult to remember even the simplest things. If so, you’re not alone. Clinical psychologist at Bupa Cromwell Hospital, Dr Yvonne McCulloch explains the impact of stress on our memory.
A pioneering new cancer treatment for inoperable tumours in the lungs, kidney, liver, breast, prostate or pancreas is now available at the Princess Grace Hospital in London. The first procedure of its kind in the UK, utilising Nanoknife on a lung tumour, was carried out at the hospital.
Royal Brompton Hospital Private Patients Centre has recently launched a rapid diagnostic service offering a wide range of tests either on the same day or at very short notice. The tests cover a full range of heart and lung medical conditions, giving private patients direct access to the ...
Mastalgia effects 85% of women during their lifetime. It is rarely associated with breast cancer. Cyclical mastalgia is the most common type. It is generally self-limiting and resolves without treatment. However, treatment is available, although it is imperative that the woman herself decides on ...
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