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Celebrating 50 Years of The King’s Trust
Our colleagues recently had the privilege of attending The King’s Trust 50th Anniversary Garden Party at Buckingham Palace.
Promising gene editing therapy lowers ‘bad’ cholesterol
A new therapy, called VERVE-102, is a one-off infusion, using gene editing to switch off the gene that tells the liver to make a protein called PCSK9.
A patient’s final wish: to be there for her daughter’s wedding
With the help of teams at Whipps Cross Hospital, a pre‑wedding blessing was arranged at the Margaret Centre so that a mother could share this special moment with her daughter.
Changing lives through clinical trials
On International Clinical Trials Day, we revisit the stories of three patients who took part in clinical trials impacting the future of medicine.
Stroke survival story featured on the BBC
David suffered a stroke in October 2025 and was taken to The Royal London Hospital where he underwent a mechanical thrombectomy.