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A team of 31 Evelina London patients and their families celebrated success at the British Transplant Games in North Lanarkshire.

Evelina Hospital School hosted an art exhibition to celebrate the creativity of their pupils.

After spinal surgery at Evelina London, Katie Braybrook decided she wanted to give back to the hospital that changed her life.

Two doctors from Evelina London's Paediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) were taking part in a race for charity when they came across a fellow runner in trouble. Their quick actions helped to save his life.

Young heart patients from Evelina London bravely climbed to the top of The O2 to raise money for children's heart charity ECHO and show what they can achieve whilst living with a heart condition.

Experts from Evelina London's specialist epilepsy service are treating young people whose condition can't be controlled with medication with a radical change in diet.

Students from The Elmgreen School in Lambeth enjoyed a special science event to learn all about clinical trials with the Evelina London research team.

To celebrate International Clinical Trials Day 2017 on Friday 19 May, Emma Glass explains what it means to be a clinical research nurse.

Evelina London Children's Hospital and the Stroke Association have created the first dedicated resources to explain stroke in childhood to children.

To mark International Nurses' Day on Friday 12 May, we're sharing what it means to be a nurse at Evelina London. Two of our senior nurses, Debbie Komaromy and Victoria Felton, explain why they became nurses.