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Here is the fourth article by Dr Isabelle Benard, a GP who practises at The Medical Chambers Kensington.

Here is the second article by Dr Isabelle Benard, a GP who practises at The Medical Chambers Kensington.

We're really lucky to have a very good quality local newspaper, Kensington Chelsea and Westminster Today, which I always find an exceptionally good read. I am often surprised at how much is going on.

Dr Mark Weatherall, Consultant Neurologist, is one of the busiest Doctors at The Medical Chambers Kensington. I've just read a story in The Times newspaper which goes a long way to helping me understand why. Here it is.

I have just met Dr Mark Weatherall, Consultant Neurologist who specialises in the treatment of migraines and headaches, and he was keen to tell me about a relatively new piece of equipment which will help many patients.

I was out of the country last December, sorting out some very sad family matters. No less than two bereavements in my close family within a few weeks of each other. And both round the other side of the world.

It is finally time to talk about dementia! It is now everywhere in the news, in the public eye, in politicians' speeches and soon in dinner party conversations: the D-word might no longer be the dirty word, or the dreaded, damned word. Dementia is finally having a moment.

I am pleased to tell you that The Medical Chambers Kensington frequently receives compliments such as professional, welcoming, safe, calm, impressive, very clean and so on.  Mainly about our environment and very welcome, but we recently received two compliments about our people which had a very p

It's often the most mundane things in life which challenge us the most. Other Half's snoring is one of them. My own OH does. Has done for years. Has become a professional snorer, with a range, depth, and variety of sounds that never ceases to amaze me. I have recordings to prove it.

Other half (OH) finally decided to do what he should have done years ago. He had been suffering for years and, a typical man, had invented a whole library of reasons for not having his hip replaced. The office. Holidays. The office. Children's graduations...you understand.