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Guide to Healthcare

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New Chagas disease screening for pregnant women and birthing people from Latin America

A new screening service for Chagas disease launched at King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust on 19 January 2026. The service is aimed at pregnant women and birthing people who were born in Latin America, or whose mother was born there. Chagas disease is an infection that’s spread by an insect known as the “kissing […]

20 Jan 2026
Neighbourhood based care board update – January 2026

January's meeting included updates on progress from Bexley and Greenwich, and a key focus on children and young people.

19 Jan 2026
Extra urgent dental appointments now available

If you need urgent dental care for any of the following conditions, you can book an urgent appointment by visiting NHS 111 on the NHS app, online at 111.nhs.uk or by calling 111. Severe toothache: persistent and intense pain that cannot be managed with over-the-counter painkillers. Dental abscess: infection causing swelling, pain, and possibly fever. […]

19 Jan 2026