News and events

This cosmetic evening is for surgery relating to the face only and you will be asked when making your booking which area of your face you wish to discuss with the consultant.

It is the UK’s second biggest cancer killer - claiming a life every 30 minutes yet bowel cancer spotted early can be successfully treated in over 90% of cases. Consultant Gastroenterologist Dr King is calling on people to recognise the symptoms so they are able to act quickly if they spot anything out of the ordinary.

This week is World Glaucoma Week (10-16 March). With this in mind we spoke to our highly experienced ophthalmologist, Mr Manuchehri, about glaucoma, its symptoms and treatment options.

The word cancer means much more to people in the 21st century, but are we more aware about the signs and symptoms to look out for, or just the word itself?

March is ovarian cancer awareness month, do you know what you should be looking out for? Consultant Gynaecologist Miss Neela Mukhopadhaya discusses the risks, symptoms and what to do if you’re concerned.

It is important for you to be aware of the various signs and symptoms of any type of cancer, as catching it early can make a huge difference in the prognosis. February brings us Cancer Research UK ‘Blood in Pee Campaign’ and we are urging you all to be aware and not embarrassed.

Your risk of DVT is increased when you’re jetting off on a long haul flight due to extended periods of sitting, prolonged inactivity and dry cabin air. However, the risk varies hugely among passengers, have a read of our latest blog on how to reduce your risk of DVT.

Here at Spire Harpenden Hospital we have a fantastic team and ward dedicated to cancer patients. Getting a diagnosis can be a frightening time in your life, that's why we're here, to help you every step of the way. Before, during and after your treatment.

Dr Muhammad Nisar, Consultant Rheumatologist, is the latest recipient of a prize awarded by the prestigious Royal College of Physicians London.

You’re probably sick of hearing ‘eat well’ and ‘exercise more’ to reduce your risk of practically all health related illnesses. For World Heart Month let’s talk about how easy it is to incorporate these into your daily routine without having to make huge lifestyle changes.