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On top of the long-awaited national children’s hospital in Dublin 8 sits the first rooftop helipad at an Irish hospital. The yellow-painted H is high above rows of redbrick houses, with small ...

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Staff from the Rapid Response Team at Guys and St Thomas’s Hospital are taking a break from a busy morning’s infection control. This is the team tasked with one of the most dangerous jobs in ...

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