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A breakthrough in HIV research was reported today, which offers a hopeful step toward a possible cure. Researchers in Melbourne have developed a new way to reveal hidden HIV in white blood cells using mRNA technology. At Mildmay, we continue to support those living with HIV while cheering on every step forward in the global effort to find a cure.

Mildmay Hospital celebrates Pride Month, upholding its tradition of inclusive care. Our history is deeply tied to the LGBTQ+ community through pioneering HIV/AIDS care, fighting stigma, and ensuring dignity for all. Recognised by the Mildmay Line, we champion the NHS principle of healthcare for everyone, committed to supporting authentic lives for patients, staff, and partners. Join us in advocating for a more equitable world!

Why is a London train line named after a hospital? In TfL’s Mind the Gap podcast, Tim Dunn visited Mildmay to discover the story behind the Mildmay Line - meeting former patient Jason Reid, staff, and uncovering a legacy of care that continues today.

Mildmay Hospital's Dietetics team achieved significant research milestones in 2024. At the highly competitive British Dietetics Association Symposium, 4 abstracts were accepted, with one of our students winning 'Best Abstract' for pioneering work on low-carbon hospital menus. This underscores our commitment to sustainable patient care and advancing evidence-based dietetic practise. Mildmay continues to contribute valuable insights to the wider healthcare community. Discover t

Mildmay's art and creative wellbeing groups received a fantastic donation of speciality paper from Fedrigoni UK! Coordinated by Wishes Just For You & its founder Bill Stillman, this generous pallet of materials will support patient recovery and self-expression through art for years to come.

Behind the scenes at Mildmay, essential equipment keeps our hospital running smoothly and supports patient care! Our busy kitchen's old dishwasher broke down frequently under heavy use, impacting hygiene and efficiency. We recently replaced it with a vital new commercial machine costing about £3,000 to ensure the highest standards for our patients. Discover why this upgrade is so crucial and how your support helps fund essential items like this.

We were delighted to welcome Dr Joseph Mwaka from the Mildmay Institute of Health Sciences in Uganda—the first-ever visitor from Mildmay Uganda to our UK hospital. His visit marks a long-overdue moment of connection between our two organisations. As we look ahead to new health projects in Uganda, we hope this signals the beginning of a deeper, ongoing exchange.

An outstanding 98% of all Mildmay Hospital staff have completed their mandatory training for the year - reflecting our commitment to safe, high-quality care. From resuscitation to data protection, this wide-ranging training ensures our team is always prepared. Read on to see how this underpins everything we do…

TfL’s new book, The New London Overground Lines, celebrates the renaming of the network’s six lines, including the Mildmay line. It beautifully documents the process of consultation and storytelling that shaped each name. It highlights Mildmay’s founding during the 1866 cholera outbreak, its groundbreaking role as Europe’s first dedicated HIV/AIDS hospital in the late 1980s, and our continued evolution as a specialist hospital working hand in hand with the NHS.

We’re thrilled to announce a generous £3,100 donation from TfL’s OUTbound Colleague Network, raised through their special edition Pride Roundel Pin Badge celebrating Mildmay’s legacy in HIV care and LGBTQIA+ support. This gift honours our shared history and supports our work with people living with complex health needs. Huge thanks to OUTbound and Vice Chair Alex Garnett-Scherer for their incredible support!