New documentary - immersive experience for doctor and patient
An Addenbrooke’s oncologist and her patient will feature in the latest episode of a ground-breaking documentary at 8pm, Wednesday 23 March.
Conference shines spotlight on little-known virus - human cytomegalovirus
A consultant who was awarded a British Empire Medal for his services to the NHS during the Covid-19 pandemic is raising awareness of a lesser-known virus.
Largest ever study on traumatic brain injury highlights global inequality in treatment and causes
Neurosurgery experts from Cambridge have led the largest ever study examining the surgical management of traumatic brain injuries, highlighting regional inequalities in major causes and treatment of injuries.
CUH appoints new non-executive director
Professor Ian Jacobs has been appointed as a non-executive director of Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CUH), which runs Addenbrooke’s and The Rosie hospitals.
Study shows how inflammation affects cognitive performance in people with depression
Research with Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust (CPFT) has found that inflammation may influence cognitive problems for people with depression, highlighting a new target to improve treatment.
Study reveals how pandemic impacted local mental health admissions
CPFT staff worked with experts by experience to explore the factors for psychiatric admissions before and after the pandemic, publishing their study in an international journal.
Using AI to improve the lives of children with mental health problems
A game-changing application of artificial intelligence (AI) is set to help doctors make earlier diagnoses of mental health problems in children and potentially change the course of their lives.
Funding awarded for national health data research project with CPFT
Researchers at Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust (CPFT) have won £342,708 for an innovative UK health data research project to improve how records are used to identify early mental health problems for young people.
Cancer patients at the heart of new research
Cutting-edge techniques that could radically improve patient treatments will be rolled out at the new Cambridge Cancer Research Hospital.
Nominations open for the first CUH ‘Public Choice’ award
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust launches its first ever staff awards in recognition of the dedication shown during the Covid pandemic.
Leading a worldwide new approach to breast cancer
An Addenbrooke’s consultant oncologist is on a panel of European experts who could help change the way breast cancer patients are treated in other parts of the world.
Trust welcomes new non-executive director
Cambridge University Hospitals (CUH) NHS Foundation Trust has appointed a new non-executive director.
Safely linking big datasets to help find medical answers
Professor Serena Nik-Zainal is leading a Cambridge trial to find ways to analyse data across more than one secure research hub to help speed up advances in science and knowledge.
Trust backs trial into treatment for severe hearing loss
Addenbrooke’s Hospital is to support a national study into the best treatment options for adults living with severe hearing loss.
Ground-breaking cancer study wins cash injection
A research team based at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge has won a £140,000 cash boost towards a ground-breaking study aimed at finding new treatments for a rare cancer that affects children and young people.
Hologram patients to help train future doctors and nurses
Health professionals of the future could soon be training on holograms of patients, thanks to a new partnership launched in Los Angeles and Cambridge and involving Addenbrooke's Hospital.
New Year Honour for children's dietitian
A children’s dietitian whose work at Cambridge University Hospitals (CUH) has spanned more than three decades has been awarded an MBE in the New Year’s Honours.
Friendly gut bacteria speeds long Covid recovery
Two capsules a day containing a scientifically chosen blend of natural ingredients could help patients suffering from long Covid, says a major UK study.
Surgeons’ last episode is rare insight into trauma care
Viewers who tune into BBC Two’s ‘Surgeons: At the Edge of Life’ at 9pm tomorrow (Thursday 16 Dec) will get a rare glimpse behind the scenes of Addenbrooke’s busy emergency department.
Children’s service to monitor Omicron impact
The impact of the Covid variant Omicron is being monitored by a new service at Addenbrooke’s Hospital helping with the treatment of children in the region with long Covid.
Surgeons face life-changing challenges in episode five
The penultimate episode of BBC Two’s ‘Surgeons: At the Edge of Life’ shows theatre teams taking on two life changing challenges – one that will enable a pensioner to swallow again, and another to save a young mother’s sight.
Thousands to be awarded the Covid Star
Cambridge University Hospitals is thanking all its staff, partners and volunteers who worked though the pandemic with a specially designed Covid Star award.
Ethical application of AI aims to improve patient care and treatment
Cambridge University Hospitals and Sensyne, the ethical clinical AI company, have announced a new partnership to harness AI (artificial intelligence) and machine learning to drive ethical research into better health care.
Call for 12-16 year olds to take part in Covid vaccine trial
Young volunteers from Cambridgeshire are to be given a second dose of Covid vaccine as part of a UK wide trial being run at Addenbrooke's Hospital.
New specialist service to benefit critically ill patients
Critically ill patients who need to be cared for at different hospitals throughout the east of England are to benefit from a new specialist transfer service this winter.