Great Ormond Street Hospital apologised for the ‘worry and uncertainty’ the letters about Yasser Jabbar may have caused.

Children’s hospital writes to families after concerns raised over former surgeon

Ralph, aged three, needs a new liver, bowel and pancreas to try and cure an ultra-rare form of liver cancer.

Parents plea to get three-year-old cancer patient triple organ transplant

Union leader Pat Cullen said mitigations were granted on Friday following a request from Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Exemptions for Great Ormond Street amid ‘serious concerns’ about strike impact

The London children's hospital said it had "no choice", adding it "must protect" its patients.

Great Ormond Street Hospital declares 'incident' ahead of nurses' strike

Two street artists took just four and a half hours to paint an 8ft mural near Tower Bridge featuring the face of six-year-old Sienna Halls from Ruislip.

Street artists’ marathon mural highlights Great Ormond Street fundraising appeal

Professor Noor ul Owase Jeelani said he had always been hopeful the surgeries would be successful, despite some medics suggesting it was impossible.

London surgeon who helped save conjoined twins reunites with them for first time

Brazilian twins who were joined at the head have been successfully separated with the help of a British neurosurgeon.

Bernardo and Arthur Lima, who were born with fused brains, underwent several operations in Rio de Janeiro, with the direction of Great Ormond Street Hospital paediatric surgeon Noor ul Owase Jeelani.

The twins had seven surgical procedures, involving more than 27 hours of operating time in the final operation alone, and almost 100 medical staff.

Conjoined twins with fused brains successfully separated thanks to UK surgeon

Esha Nadeswaran, from Redbridge, was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia four months ago and is currently being treated at Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Family appeal for stem cell donors to help save four-year-old daughter 

EMBARGOED TO 0001 MONDAY APRIL 12 NOTE: Surname not given Undated family handout photo issued by GOSH/GOSH Charity of four-month-old Florentina, from Gatringen in Germany who has become the 50th patient to receive a life-saving transplant at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) using a pioneering treatment for a rare disorder.


The hospital performs thymus transplants – which sees tissue that would otherwise be discarded after heart operations donated to children.

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