Prognosis, Issue 14

This issue features an insightful interview with Professor Mark Emberton, a Fellow at the Academy of Medical Sciences. Professor Emberton shares his perspectives on how clinical innovation transforms medicine, highlighting examples from his groundbreaking work in prostate cancer treatment and the integration of technology into healthcare.

HCA Healthcare UK’s new Women’s Health Centre at 27–29 Harley Street is another highlight. This state-of-the-art facility combines advanced imaging technology, including 3T MRI scanners and 3D mammography, with a multidisciplinary team of specialists to provide end-to-end care for conditions such as breast cancer, endometriosis, and menopause.

Isokinetic London, a FIFA Medical Centre of Excellence, shines a light on the growing recognition of gender-specific research in sports healthcare. Their focus on tailored recovery programs for female athletes is helping to close longstanding gaps in treatment and outcomes.

Dr. Zoe Gotts, a clinical psychologist from the London Sleep Centre, debunks common myths about sleep while exploring its profound impact on mental health and wellbeing.

Artificial intelligence is another game-changer in healthcare, as explored by Professor Kevin Fenton, President of the UK Faculty of Public Health, and Dr. Nicola Stingelin-Giles from the Royal Society of Medicine. They discuss how AI is revolutionising public health by addressing health inequalities and enabling precision interventions. Meanwhile, Dr. Geetha Venkat, founder of the Harley Street Fertility Clinic, offers a behind-the-scenes look at her work. With services spanning six floors and the integration of AI for embryo selection, Dr. Venkat and her team deliver a deeply personalised approach to fertility treatment.

Issue 14 also looks ahead to the future of diabetes care with insights from Dr. Ralph Abraham of the London Diabetes Centre. From advanced glucose monitoring to emerging gene therapies, his expertise provides a glimpse into a world where managing this complex disease becomes easier and more effective.

Additionally, Dr. Jack Singer of The Harley Street Paediatric Group shares his experiences in modern pediatrics, emphasising a compassionate approach that places children’s wellbeing at the center of care.

As always, find a curated guide to local events and destinations in Marylebone Village. Whether you’re a healthcare professional, a patient, or a curious visitor, Prognosis connects you to the extraordinary stories and innovations shaping this prestigious healthcare district.

Click here to read Prognosis Issue 14.