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Meningitis vaccinations offered on campus to South East freshers (opens the original)
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First-year university students in the South East are being offered meningitis B vaccinations on campus as part of an NHS drive to boost protection against the disease. Clinics are being held during Freshers Week at universities including Surrey, Kent and Chichester, with thousands of students eligible for free vaccinations. The campaign comes months after more than 20 young people, mostly students, were infected during a severe outbreak of meningitis B in Kent. University of Surrey student Arwen
Bereaved parents in Sussex urged to join maternity review (opens the original)
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Bereaved parents are urging families to come forward ahead of the first in a series of public meetings linked to a major review of maternity and neonatal services in Sussex. Parents will meet senior midwife Donna Ockenden in Brighton on 5 September as part of her independent review into care provided by University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust (UHSx). Noel German and Eileen McCarthy, whose son Walter died a week after he was born, are urging other families to come forward, saying it is a
New GP and wellbeing hub in Newhavan 'a major milestone' (opens the original)
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A cluster of empty and under‑used buildings in East Sussex has been transformed into a £21m modern health hub. Wellbeing Square in Newhaven, which brings together primary care, community wellbeing and leisure services in one location, officially opened on Thursday. The project was led by Lewes District Council, which said it would "deliver a high‑quality, modern healthcare environment that residents so richly deserve". Council leader Zoe Nicholson called the venue a "major milestone in the histo
Kent hospital first to use AI to identify infections in patients (opens the original)
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A Kent hospital is the first NHS trust in the country to use a potentially life-saving artificial intelligence (AI) tool that can help clinicians identify infections at an early stage. East Kent Hospitals NHS Trust (EKHUFT) is using AI at Kent and Canterbury Hospital to analyse clinical information such as blood tests, blood pressure and temperature to generate an individual infection risk level for each patient. The software, called MEMORI, is part of a collaboration between the trust and Sanom
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