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We know that many patients worry about the financial impact of cancer. More information on the help and support available is below:
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Sometimes symptoms or test results may not tell us that one specific problem exists (such as with your heart, lungs or bowel). In these cases you may be referred to one of our general medicine…
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Support for patients and their carers following a cancer diagnosis is vital. This can be done in different ways: By your hospital team A national or local cancer charity A support group…
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We provide free and confidential sexual health services in North Tyneside and Northumberland for anyone aged 13 and over. We are inclusive to all, including the trans and non-binary community.
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C-Card stands for Condom Card. It is a free and confidential service offering condoms to young people aged 13-24, regardless of gender or sexuality. C-Card is available at a variety of venues across…
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If you are suffering from falls, dizziness or blackouts or fainting we may see you in our falls and syncope service. We’ll see you in either an outpatient clinic or day hospital unit and when you…
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NHS calls for snow care The region’s NHS teams are urging the public to be extra vigilant during the continuing snowfall seen across the North East. Recent snowfall has seen many…
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Region’s hospital bosses warn of further disruption to NHS services during junior doctor four day walk out Health bosses at NHS foundation trusts across the region are warning patients…
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Alcohol and drug use in pregnancy
This webpage gives information on the effects of drug and alcohol use in pregnancy. It is not meant to judge you or upset you. It gives accurate, evidence-based information to help you stop your drug…
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Cancer, oncology and chemotherapy
Being diagnosed with cancer can be a very difficult time. We are here to support you, and your family. From diagnosis, during your treatment and follow-up care. We will be with you throughout the…
