News and events

In the third edition of our monthly series, we answer your healthcare questions.

It's ovarian cancer awareness month and consultant gynaecological oncologist Mr Richard Peevor answers a patient question and explains how to spot and reduce the risk of ovarian cancer.

Q. My partner has just been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis but she’s only 40-years-old. Why did she get this? And how will we cope?

A spinal treatment being offered at Spire Yale Hospital could bring relief to thousands of patients currently reliant on prescription opioids for back pain.

Cataracts are the world’s leading cause of blindness and surgery to remove them is the most regularly performed operation in the UK with figures showing that around 300,000 procedures are carried out every year. Yet there are still thousands of people living in the shadows of cataracts.

As it is sun awareness week, Dr Paul Yesudian - a consultant dermatologist at Spire Yale Hospital answers a reader's question...

There may be clouds in the sky but that doesn’t mean your skin is safe!

Kind-hearted hospital staff are going up in the world as part of a determined campaign to help a life-saving homeless hostel in Wrexham.

Holidays in the sun can be a testing time for parents as they have to judge how long to let their children play out in the sun. Dr Balasubramaniam is a Consultant Dermatologist at Spire Yale Hospital. Here he provides ten top tips on how to keep your children safe in the sun.

An 85-year-old grandmother, Jane, who still enjoys a twice-weekly round of golf is poised for a summer comeback after a double knee replacement.