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Children's allergy clinical nurse specialist, Prabalini Thaventhiran, will take on her first half-marathon on Sunday 6 March to celebrate the life of Dr Marta Krawiec.

Evelina London is inviting children in South London aged five to 11 who are most at risk of COVID-19 to get vaccinated.

The Fetal Medicine Foundation has donated £1.5 million to King's College London to fund ground-breaking research to advance the care of pregnant women and their babies in south east London.

Experts at Evelina London are raising awareness of the rare inflammatory condition in children and young people linked to COVID-19.

To celebrate National Heart Month, we're sharing two stories of families who've received life-saving care from our expert cardiology team.

New technology developed by researchers at Evelina London and King's College London allows surgeons to immerse themselves into a patient's heart to plan surgery using virtual reality.

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, visited Evelina London to meet families and staff to talk about the impact of toxic air pollution on children's health and learn about how Evelina London has been leading the way in COVID-19 research.

Evelina London is introducing a new child's health app for parents – eRedbook.

Evelina London's Professor Shakeel Qureshi has been made a Knight Bachelor for his services to paediatric cardiology and charity.

NHS England have secured the first deal of its kind in Europe for a pioneering treatment for peanut allergy.