Welcome to your October update from Nottingham Hospitals Charity. Read on to find out how your support is helping to fund research into post-surgical infections, and how you can support the Nottingham Breast Institute this Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Thanks to your donations, we gave just over £4,000 for equipment to support the development of new diagnostic tests for post-surgical bacterial infection.
The study aims to help tackle the issue of antibiotic resistance, by developing quick and accurate tests to determine whether an infection is bacterial, and therefore whether antibiotics should be prescribed.
This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, you can help us support treatment and research here at the Nottingham Breast Institute.
Your donations enable us to help provide the very best care for breast cancer patients here in Nottingham – throughout diagnosis, treatment, and recovery.
Find out more about how your donations can make a difference
This Free Wills Month, find out how you can leave a lasting legacy for future patients and families being cared for at Nottingham’s NHS hospitals. Get in touch today to find out how to write your Will for free.
Nottingham Rugby player Jacob Wright is supporting our appeal to bring play to young patients at Nottingham Children’s Hospital, after receiving care there himself as a child.
A father and son have taken on a charity skydive to mark one year since dad Mark donated his kidney to his teenage son, Thomas. The pair wanted to say thank you after being cared for at Nottingham’s hospitals.
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