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Stay protected this winter: Book your flu and COVID-19 vaccination now

With colder months approaching, NHS South East London is urging all eligible residents to book their free flu and COVID-19 vaccinations. These vaccines will reduce the risk of serious illness from these viruses Why get vaccinated?  Even if you’ve been vaccinated before or had one of these viruses, your protection fades over time and new […]

03 Oct 2024
Sickle cell awareness month: meet our new sickle cell dietitian

The role of dietitians in sickle cell care Meet Beatriz Duarte, the new sickle cell dietitian working across south east London. Beatriz is delighted to be working as part of a wider support team for the South East London Enhanced Sickle Cell Community Service. We asked her some of the questions that patients often have […]

25 Sep 2024
Young sickle cell patients highlight benefits of innovative peer mentoring program to ITV

To mark Sickle Cell Awareness Month, mentor Rachel Simpson and mentee Marilen Maddy sat down with ITV to discuss their experience participating in the peer mentoring programme for young people living with sickle cell. The peer mentoring programme is a London-wide initiative which pairs young sickle cell patients with mentors who have firsthand experience of […]

24 Sep 2024