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Green Health: Spring Round Up
Enjoying the fresh air and light of Spring. By Ian McKenzie
As I write this on the hottest day of the year, I am reminded how crucial our greenspaces are to help keep us cool. Across our sites staff, visitors and patients will be desperate to get outdoors and under the shade.

Tonic Arts: Spring Round Up
It’s been another busy and inspiring few months for Tonic Arts, with creative projects taking shape across NHS Lothian hospitals and healthcare settings. We’re delighted to share updates from across our enhancement, exhibitions, collection and participation programmes, showcasing the positive impact that art, design and creativity can have on patients, staff and visitors every day.
Privacy Policy Update
We updated our Privacy Policy on 17 July 20262 July 2025 to provide greater transparency, clearer explanations of data use, and updated information on communications, analytics and AI.

From the lab to the start line: Why Charlene’s chose to run the EMF 10K and support NHS Lothian Charity’s Breast Cancer Institute Fund
When Charlene lined up for the EMF 10K, it wasn’t just about running for the finish line. She was running for the work that’s shaped her life – and the people it’s there to help.
Terms and Conditions for Festive Funding for Patients
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Eyecare Friends of the Princess Alexandra Eye Pavilion
If you choose to support the Princess Alexandra Eye Pavilion, your donation can make a real difference, supporting sight-saving research, enhancing patient care, providing specialist equipment and supporting staff wellbeing.

Running for my dad: why I took on the Edinburgh Marathon
When Alexander Ferguson signed up for the Edinburgh Marathon, it was more than a challenge, it was something more personal.

Helping Unlock Important Financial Support When Circumstances Change Due to Ill Health
Our hospital-based advice service has now helped secure over £5 million in financial support through benefits and other social security entitlements for patients, carers and staff.

Why I Walked the Kiltwalk: A Thank You From the Heart
Over the past few years, the NHS has been there for my family again and again. When life felt frightening and uncertain, they were the constant that held us together. Walking the Kiltwalk with my Aunt Bev was not just a challenge. It was our way of saying thank you.
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