Supporting New Brain Tumour Research Fellowship
The inaugural Scottish Neuro-oncology Fellowship is co-funded by NHS Lothian Charity, demonstrating the Charity’s commitment to supporting vital research that will directly benefit patients in across Lothian and beyond.
Building for the Future: Supporting a Legacy of Patient-Centred Care at the Edinburgh Cancer Centre
We are delighted to have supported the teams at the Edinburgh Cancer Centre with their ongoing programme of works and their holistic approach to patient care.
Supporting Edinburgh Cancer Centre: Expanding Capacity to Accelerate Progress in Cancer Care
NHS Lothian Charity has helped to increase quality and efficiency of cancer care, as part of NHS Lothian’s ongoing programme […]
NHS Lothian Charity supports first research ‘gateway...
NHS Lothian has today (25 July 2022) launched the Lothian Clinical Academic Research Gateway Awards to help healthcare professionals progress […]
Brave teenager raises over £6,000 to support Scoliosi...
Thirteen-year-old Molly Macfarlane and her family have raised over £6,000 to support Scoliosis research, a cause close to their hearts. […]
Supporting Life-Changing Research At The Princess Alexandra Eye Pavilion
L-ORD – Late-Onset Retinal Degeneration Late-Onset Retinal Macular Degeneration (L-ORD) is an inherited retinal disease for which there is no […]
Enhancing Breast Cancer Clinical Practice And Management Through Life-Saving Research
Biomarkers are molecules found in the blood that show signs of certain diseases or conditions. They can also be used […]
Enhancing Patient Experience Using Digital Interactive Technologies And 3D Printing
Thanks to funding from NHS Lothian Charity, patients with renal cancer can now better understand their diagnosis and make more […]
Improving Outcomes for Patients with Brain Cancer
Steve Appolinari was determined to help the Edinburgh Centre for Neuro-Oncology at the Western General Hospital following his daughter Rachel’s […]
Supporting Patients With Cancer During COVID-19
Since the emergence of COVID-19, patients with cancer have experienced significant changes to cancer care and treatment. Many uncertainties exist […]
