Thanks to our fantastic Find & Treat team who provide crucial health care to thousands of the most vulnerable people. The kit they’re trialling aims to help them treat more people even more quickly for infectious and chronic diseases. Thank you NHS England Transformation for showcasing.

Thanks to all at tonight's #HTD100 talk on #Monkeypox, IFS, HCIDs, virtual wards & partnership working. Catch up link: youtube.com/watch?v=hkvDW8… Great job Sarah Logan Tommy Rampling cat frances Clare Warrell Dr Emily Shaw 👏👏👏

Very proud that the Infectious Diseases training program UCLH The HTD ranked highest in the UK for overall satisfaction in the GMC annual trainee survey Our brilliant trainees inspire us every day.Delighted to be top but our job is to strive to be even better #IDTwitter

‘Without Find and Treat I wouldn’t be here’: the NHS service caring for London’s vulnerable groups, provided by UCLH trust theguardian.com/society/2022/j…

Lesion had much higher viral loads than pharynx. With clinical&behavioural data supports contact during sex as mechanism driving outbreak

Congratulations to Robert Vicente – winner of the RCN Nursing Awards’ Greener Nursing Practice category. The UCLH nurses significantly reduced the use of disposable gloves by identifying instances where they could be avoided. More #RCNawards here > rcni.com/nurse-awards/

Hear our patient stories and the threat of fungal infection Thank you ⁦BBC Radio 4⁩ ⁦James Gallagher⁩ for helping⁩ raise awareness of fungal disease UCLH ⁦The HTD⁩ bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

Our new health clinic folds out of an eco-tricycle, treating vulnerable #homeless patients in #London. Air #pollution harms us all but if you live on the street, clean air isn’t an option. This lets us Find & Treat infection and stop transmission, without pollution. (1)

"Our job is to prevent infections and onward transmission. Our new green low carbon e-bike fits perfectly with our mission to help the most vulnerable, protect the air we share and promote better health for all." Read about our green bike: standard.co.uk/news/health/do… @EveningStandard

“We can and must confine these infections to the history books.” This #WorldHepatitisDay, @UCLH is taking to the streets of London in a mobile unit to help vulnerable Londoners access onboard hepatitis screening and treatment. Find out more: youtu.be/Ga_B2Pyd32Q

UCLH clinical oncologist @drhmshaw is leading an international clinical trial testing a novel cancer immunotherapy which may prevent skin cancer from recurring. Find out more about the risk-reducing therapy: buff.ly/3Wh9ieF

Today, King Charles III and Queen Camilla met patients and families living with #cancer to hear their hopes and fears as they received care at our cancer centre. Thank you for taking the time to listen to our patients' experiences. Read more: buff.ly/44otiOB

Introducing Nicky, our first Therapy cat UCLH Nicky is the nicest cat I have ever met and has been going down very well with patients and staff! A big thanks to Rob and Sophie, Nickys Mum and Dad for volunteering #volunteerpower UCLH Charity PatNickyTheCat

UCLH and The National Brain Appeal are announcing a new clinical trial for patients with recurrent glioblastoma brain #cancer. Engineer Paul, 62, was diagnosed with glioblastoma brain cancer in 2023. Scans revealed a 50% reduction in his tumour at the end of treatment: buff.ly/3NL7mWC

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves today visited UCLH to see a keyhole surgery demonstration and to meet staff at UCLH. Read more: buff.ly/3UzDyzR HM Treasury Ben Lovell

In 2022, Ben was the first patient in the world to receive an immunotherapy trial to treat glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain #cancer. Today, Ben is doing well with no active tumours. This trial is now open to newly diagnosed glioblastoma patients: buff.ly/OX1B6YN

A new documentary, Disease X: Hunting the Next Pandemic, featuring UCLH consultant Chris van Tulleken 🏳️‍🌈 aired last night on the BBC and is now available on BBC iPlayer. Find out more here: buff.ly/qnMiBmf

Huntington's disease successfully treated for first time bbc.in/4pJc8Wq

"It is nothing less than the dawn of a new age for families impacted by Huntington’s disease." A new gene therapy to treat Huntington’s disease has shown positive data from the study which is being run at UCLH and other sites. Read more: buff.ly/XCPmcnN

The first UK patient to receive a Neuralink implant used a computer just by using his thoughts hours after his surgery at UCLH. Paul, who has motor neurone disease, joined the GB-PRIME study and is now exploring use of the technology in his daily life: buff.ly/QgoWtlt