All news on the topic: Great Ormond Street Hospital

Former Great Ormond Street hospital surgeon Yaser Jabbar removed as speaker at orthopaedics event

The hospital has launched an investigation into the surgeon, who no longer works there (Picture: AFP)

The young Brit boy has a “much better quality of life” after becoming the first patient for a device implanted in his skull to control his epileptic seizures

Gracie Doyle's life has been "changed forever" after she collapsed on her way to school and was rushed to Great Ormond Street Hospital in London for specialist care

Princess Charlotte may only be nine years old, but she already has a sophisticated palate appropriate for a member of the Royal Family, and her favorite snack is one that most children would likely refuse

Life-altering drama began for the Balestrini family began when William was born and immediately experienced problems with his kidneys - parents James and Nancy sacrificed their own organs to keep their boy alive.

Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children (GOSH) has come up with a strategy that could change the lives if epileptic babies who are resistant to anti-epileptic drugs

The 13 green cabmen's shelters dotted around London are a relic of the past to many - but for black cabbies in London, these huts allow time for respite - and gossip - in between jobs. The Mirror went inside one to see what goes on

Jaxon Crawford, 5, suffers from Kabuki syndrome, a rare congenital disorder that only affects one in 32,000 people and is prone to seizures and suffers a variety of health issues

Before the tragic incident, Callum’s parents thought he was a moody toddler who got frustrated while playing with certain toys

Brodie Arbon-Davis, one, was born with the PIK3CA mutation - a rare condition which causes blood vessel and lymphatic malformation on the bottom half of his body

Harry Law, eight, was born with an inherited a heart condition called obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy - but he's determined to still play football which he loves

Marni Voak, 16, could barely walk before her surgery in 2022 but will now be heading to Colombia in November for the first Women’s Amputee Football World Cup

Aliyah Cardoso's parents found their baby daughter lifeless in their cot hours after putting her to bed last year, with doctors at Great Ormond Street Hospital turning off her life support next day

A 4,700 sq ft Omaze house worth £3million in the Cotswolds and in an area of outstanding beauty gives views of rolling fields with a bespoke kitchen and underfloor heating throughout is up for grabs

Despite having to often resort to 'baked beans for dinner', the pair are now questioning if they’ll ever be able to leave the island off the coast of the Republic of Ireland

Harley Bond forgot his mum and dad after he was diagnosed with Sanfilippo syndrome when he was just three. The type of life-limiting dementia, which can cause permanent brain damage, is extremely rare

Elsie Kumar became the first ever child with Down's Syndrome at Great Ormond Street Hospital to go into cancer remission twice. But the battle was on to find the mixed race youngster a bone marrow donor

Amelia's mum says she would love for next Christmas to be spent as a family at home

Henry Waines has been under the care of Great Ormond Street Hospital his whole life - he recently enjoyed a VIP visit to London St Pancras Underground Station

Louis Jones underwent gruelling heart surgery at Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital months after he was born premature, and spent most of his short life so far on a neonatal ward

Tia Ali and her mum Shaima want to help the Young Lives v Cancer charity, backed by the Daily Mirror, to provide families with the support they need this Christmas

Little Esha has a rare form of leukaemia which means that despite 15,000 potential stem cell donors coming forward, no match was found at first - but she has now had a transplant

Linda Nolan said Sooty's Christmas song cover feels like a surprise - but she loves it as proceeds of the festive hit will go to Great Ormond Street Hospital in London

Dr Miriam Stoppard explains the science behind the largest study on retinal imaging in Parkinson’s disease - and why it could be beneficial to patients going forward