Addenbrooke's Hospital
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Protect yourself from winter vomiting virus
Help us protect you and our patients:
- Visiting times on all adult wards are currently restricted
- Two adult visitors per patient only
- Children should not visit the hospital
- Wash hands with soap and water
More information
Cambridgeshire students go behind the scenes of the NHS
Two new work experience programmes at Addenbrooke's Hospital are giving students from Cambridgeshire schools and colleges the chance to experience life in the NHS.
P.D. James opens Addenbrooke's new Histopathology facilities
Crime writer P.D. James will visit Addenbrooke's on Friday 26 February to open a new wing of the hospital's Histopathology Department.
CUH doctors tackle peanut allergies in largest ever trial
Addenbrooke's doctors believe they may soon have a cure for peanut allergies.
For visitors
We are taking these precautions to help prevent the spread of swine flu to our patients, visitors and staff.
For outpatients
If you feel poorly with flu-like symptoms just before you are due to come into hospital, please contact your clinic to discuss if we need to re-arrange your outpatient appointment. Children should not visit unless it is essential.
For inpatients
If you feel poorly with flu-like symptoms just before you are due to come into hospital for your admission, please contact us (refer to the contact details on your admission letter) to discuss if we need to re-arrange your procedure/operation. Children should not visit unless it is essential.
For staff
> Swine flu …information for staff
Please do not attend our Emergency Department if you are experiencing flu-like symptoms.
If you have flu-like symptoms:
Catch it, bin it, kill it
On this site:
> Swine flu …information for staff
Pandemic flu preparedness:
Public Board statement on flu readiness (24 September 2009) (15 KB)
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Cambridge CB2 0QQ
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