Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

In this final podcast in the mini series about gynecological cancers, I had the real privilege of speaking to Dr. Stacey Bryan about understanding vulval and vaginal cancer.

Stacey is a consultant gynecologist and gynecological cancer surgeon at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust.

She specialises in complex benign and cancer surgery, colposcopy and acute diagnostic services and much, much more.

And she is the lead for the Vulval Cancers and Imperial College London.

Hello there.

I'm Dr. Andrew Frankel, Consultant Nephrologist at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust.

And hello, I'm Jeremy Levy, also a consultant nephrologist at Imperial NHS Trust.

And welcome to another episode of For Kidneys' Sake, that fantastic podcast, all things kidneys.

Hello, I'm Jeremy Levy, consultant nephrologist at Imperial NHS Trust.

And I'm Andrew Frankel, a colleague of Jeremy's and also a consultant nephrologist at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust.

And welcome to another episode in our series of podcasts, For Kidney's Sake.

Now, we've actually talked about potassium quite a lot across this podcast series.

I'm a Professor of Haemostasis and Thrombosis.

and consultant haematologist at Imperial College London and Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust.

I have a long-standing interest in both clinical and laboratory research, as well as especially focusing on haemostasis thrombosis and acquired bleeding disorders.

Today joining with me is Dr. Richard Bucher, Specialist Haematology Registrar, as well as the Academic Clinical Lecturer in Haematology, and more specifically, Chair of the HaemStar, which is the haematology training network for non-malignant haematology.