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Free NHS children’s vaccinations webinars this October – your questions answered Parents and carers of children aged one to nine can hear all about common childhood diseases, the importance of polio, MMR and flu vaccines, and put their vaccinations questions to children’s health experts at two free online events this October. The panel, including London […]
People aged 65 and over will be able to book their autumn COVID booster through the national booking system from today, meaning five million more people can now top up their protection ahead of winter.
We were incredibly saddened to hear the news that Her Majesty The Queen Elizabeth II has passed away. People across the country and world are in mourning for the passing of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.
Bromley services quickly responded to the London call to action to offer all children aged 1-9 a polio vaccine / booster, after traces of poliovirus were discovered in north London sewage systems.
The NHS in south east London is ready to provide help and care to anyone who may need it over the late August bank holiday weekend.
South East London Integrated Care System (ICS), Healthier Greenwich Partnership, has today begun public engagement with patients, carers, residents and wider stakeholders on proposed changes to Eltham Community Hospital.
Children aged 1 to 9 years old in London are being offered a dose of polio vaccine. For some children this may be an extra dose on top of their routine vaccinations. In other children it may bring them up to date with their routine vaccinations. This is totally free of charge for all children.
From Mumbai to Sidcup: to mark South Asian Heritage Month, Dr Sid Deshmukh shares the story behind how he become a GP Lead in Bexley, why he’s proud of his heritage, and his hopes for integrated care in south east London.