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Around 100 hospital volunteers who gave up their time to help others during the coronavirus pandemic have gained employment at a local trust.

A new drug trialled by research staff at South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has been found to reduce deaths from COVID-19 by a fifth in the sickest patients.

Medical teams at The James Cook University Hospital have come together to help a kidney patient who was diagnosed with cancer.

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic many patients at The James Cook University Hospital have had their heart valve replaced and then gone home again the same day. Their speedy recovery has been made possible thanks to an advanced procedure called TAVI (transcatheter aortic valve implantation) which avoids the need for open heart surgery.

Join us for the 1st Annual Our Hospitals Charity Golf Day on Friday 20 August 2021 at Middlesbrough Golf Club

A scientific and medical team led by Newcastle University, UK, have demonstrated that the gene, HLA-DRB1*04:01, is found three times as often in people who are asymptomatic. This suggests that people with this gene have some level of protection from severe COVID.

Our Hospitals Charity, the fundraising arm of South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, wants as many people as possible in Tees Valley and North Yorkshire to get involved in the nation’s biggest tea break.

Heart experts at The James Cook University Hospital are using a new device called MitraClip to deliver an advanced, minimally invasive treatment for severe heart valve disease.

A new drive-through spirometry service is giving patients across Teesside and North Yorkshire the opportunity have their lung function test without even leaving their car.

Our Hospitals Charity is encouraging people to dig out their trainers and join them for a fundraising sports day on Saturday 3 July.