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South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

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A DNA model on display; illustrative image for the genetics study.

James Cook critical care team recruits more than 850 patients to national genetics study

The Middlesbrough team is helping researchers understand why infections and conditions such as sepsis make some people far more seriously ill than others.

A DNA model on display; illustrative image for the genetics study.

James Cook critical care team recruits more than 850 patients to national genetics study

The Middlesbrough team is helping researchers understand why infections and conditions such as sepsis make some people far more seriously ill than others.

An electrocardiogram trace illustrating heart activity.

James Cook research aims to protect heart health during chemotherapy

A British Heart Foundation-funded study led from Middlesbrough is tracking how anthracycline chemotherapy can affect the heart over time.

James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough; illustrative hospital location image.

Patients and staff help honour Tees NHS heroes at first Caring Better Together Awards

Fifteen award categories celebrated clinical, support and volunteer teams from hospitals and community services across Tees Valley and North Yorkshire.

South entrance of James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough, photographed in 2006

James Cook radiologist receives Teesside University honorary professorship

Professor Maya Jafari has been appointed an honorary professor at Teesside University, recognising work that spans NHS imaging, research and clinical education.

Earl Parker with members of the team who cared for him at James Cook University Hospital

A chance conversation, a fast response and the Teesside team that helped Earl survive a stroke

Earl Parker was miles from hospital when he suffered a stroke on a solo motorbike ride. A passing farmer, an air ambulance and the stroke team at James Cook University Hospital turned a frightening afternoon into an unlikely new friendship.

Student physiotherapist Miles Woolfenden spending time with therapy dog Kyro

Kyro and friends bring a four-legged lift to James Cook spinal unit

Ten funded dog-therapy sessions are giving long-stay spinal patients at James Cook comfort, company and a welcome reason to get into the hospital garden.