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TV presenter Dr Ranj visited our hospital to mark the bicentenary of Florence Nightingale's birth.

NHS Rainbow Badges were first developed at Evelina London and are now being worn by almost 5,000 staff across Guy's and St Thomas' and many more NHS staff beyond the Trust.

New research carried out by Evelina London and Guy's and St Thomas' has found that children who were allergic to one type of nut could safely eat, on average, nine other types of nuts.

Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge visited Evelina London Children's Hospital, to meet children, young people and their families, taking part in a creative arts workshop led by the National Portrait Gallery.

A girl who was locked in her body is now able to talk and take steps after receiving life-changing treatment.

Our hospital has been brought to life with a model replica made of 60,000 LEGO pieces.

Young people took over Evelina London for a day as part of a national event.

Three patients from Evelina London helped the Archbishop of Canterbury decorate a Christmas Tree at Lambeth Palace.

An iconic London landmark was lit up in Evelina London's logo colours to celebrate their 150th anniversary, with the assistance of some very special young helpers.

Patients enjoyed building their versions of the new Lambeth Palace Library with the help of the developers Knight Harwood, teachers from Evelina Hospital School and play specialists.