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This meeting will help you identify and treat common primary sleep disorders in individuals with intellectual disabilities and associated neurodevelopmental disorders. We will also hear from carers, who will provide a nuanced first-hand account of the impact of sleep disorders; and consider what we can do as services to improve co-working between sleep medicine and intellectual disability specialists. 

Join us for this webinar with Heather Hancock who, interviewed by the President of the Royal Society of Medicine Professor Roger Kirby, will discuss her perspectives on Cambridge/College life as a non-academic; food safety regulations and invisible aspect of public health and recent developments in University education.

Join Professor Andrew David Dick as he addresses the pathology, mechanisms of uveitis and the history of treatment toward biologic therapy and discuss the evidence base of current treatment algorithms. He will explore current work that looks to define the disease as a molecular and cellular based taxonomy and then personalising treatments in a stratified way. This is a biannual invited named lecture of the Ophthalmology Section and is one of the highlights of the academic season.

Join the 2023 London Clinic lecture, free for all, to hear about the future of pancreatic cancer touching on surgical developments, the collaborative work of laboratory and clinic as well as the predicating changes surrounding oncological developments within pancreatic cancer research and treatment.