Patient information leaflets produced by us can be found below. Many are web pages, but some include embedded videos and PDFs. Please remember that this information should only be used in conjunction ...

The multi-storey car park at North Middlesex University Hospital is currently closed. If you need to park at the hospital this evening, please use alternative parking options. The car park at the ...

Professor Margaret Johnson, the first doctor in the UK dedicated to the care of patients with HIV, was given a standing ovation at the premier of a new movie which tells the story of actor Ian ...

Pneumonia is inflammation of the lungs that is usually caused by infection. You have tiny sacs in your lungs called alveoli. When you have pneumonia, these tiny sacs swell up and fill with liquid ...

If you, or your friends, family or colleagues are not yet members, this is also a great time to join. Membership is free and ...

From championing inclusion to advancing research and improving staff experience, this year's winners showcased the breadth of ...

Bus strikes are planned to take place this month and will affect several routes in north, east and west London. The planned strike from 4am on Wednesday 19 to 4.30 Friday 21 August has been called off ...

This leaflet answers common questions regarding chest wall injuries including fractured sternum (breastbone), fractured ribs and bruising to the chest wall. If you would like further information, or ...

Our new shared commitments are here — four simple statements that reflect who we are and how we care. They set out the everyday behaviours we promise to each other and to our patients across the Royal ...

A woman living with a debilitating skin condition has taken part in a groundbreaking clinical trial at the Royal Free Hospital that has transformed her life. Maria Tether-Jenkins has lichen sclerosus, ...

Researchers at the Royal Free London (RFL) have uncovered a link between changes in gut bacteria and Parkinson’s disease – opening the door for earlier diagnosis and more effective treatments.