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New partnership to improve healthcare outcomes in India and the UK

King’s College London and Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, with P.D. Hinduja Hospital and the Hinduja Foundation have established a Health Partners...

Gopichand Hinduja, Professor Shitij Kapur (Vice-Chancellor and President King’s College London) and The Rt Hon Oliver Dowden CBE MP (Deputy Prime Minister)

International Development welcomes new Head of Department

Exciting new era for department as it storms up latest world university rankings

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Researchers investigate ability of their new AI tool to predict medical events

A new study led by the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) at King’s College London has demonstrated the potential of an AI tool they...

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People with joint hypermobility at increased risk of long COVID

Academics from King’s College London and Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) have found that people with joint hypermobility are 30% more likely to...

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Lived experience perspectives essential to reducing global mental health stigma

Media and anti-stigma activities could help combat mental health stigma and discrimination, but only with lived experience involvement, according to research...

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King's announces progress and ambitious targets with updated Climate & Sustainability Action Plan

King’s is delighted to publish the second iteration of our Climate & Sustainability Action Plan to set out our ambitions to address the climate emergency

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2023 Cozzarelli Prize Biological Sciences awarded to hearing loss reversal research

"Reversal of an existing hearing loss by gene activation in Spns2 mutant mice" was awarded the prize from PNAS for scientific excellence and originality.

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King's Business School Executive Dean appointed to the NHS Pay Review Body

Professor Stephen Bach will contribute to recommendations on NHS pay

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King's College London welcomes The Princess Royal to the Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences

On Friday 8 March 2024, The Princess Royal, in her role as Chancellor of the University of London, met with researchers, clinicians and collaborators of the...

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European consortium launches toxicology study to benefit newborn health

King’s is one of fourteen partners in a consortium on the European HYPIEND project, to study how exposure to endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) impacts...

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Dr Owen Gwydion James Receives Wellcome Early Career Award

The award supports his project in investigating RNA metabolism in neurodegenerative diseases

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BMJ letter renews call for safety warnings on Call the Midwife

A joint letter written by a King’s academic and other researchers has renewed a call for the popular BBC programme Call the Midwife to add safety warnings on...

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King's led Multiple Sclerosis fatigue app part of government's £10m medtech investment

A digital therapy developed by researchers at King’s College London and Avegen, is one of eight innovative technologies to receive support from the government...

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King's Global Health Partnerships launches new health partnership with The Gambia

King’s Global Health Partnerships is delighted to announce an ambitious new partnership in The Gambia, adding to our well-established health partnerships in...

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King's experts unite to fight LGBTQ+ health inequalities

A 'supergroup’ of experts from across the University are pooling their knowledge and resources to help establish King’s as a global centre of research...

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