First Wednesday tours
The Royal Society of Medicine founded in 1805, is home to a rich collection of rare books and manuscripts dating back to the fifteenth century and an extraordinary archive, offering a fascinating insi...
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Table d'Hote menu
Served Monday through Friday 12 noon - 8:00pm Potato and leek soup (V) £7 Scallops with madras butter, celeriac puree £15 Pressed ham hock and mustard terrine, plum chutney, toasted brioche £8.75 Beet...
First Wednesday Tours
The Royal Society of Medicine founded in 1805, is home to a rich collection of rare books and manuscripts dating back to the fifteenth century and an extraordinary archive, offering a fascinating insi...
First Wednesday Tours
The Royal Society of Medicine founded in 1805, is home to a rich collection of rare books and manuscripts dating back to the fifteenth century and an extraordinary archive, offering a fascinating insi...
Meet Ellison-Cliffe Travelling Fellow Mr Ryan Chin Taw Cheong
When Ellison-Cliffe Travelling Fellow Mr Ryan Cheong heads to the USA and Singapore towards the end of 2023, he will be spending time at the birthplace of sleep medicine and surgery, Stanford Universi...
External visit to Crossness Pumping Station
This is a private guided tour of the wonderful Victorian pumping station in South East London. There are limited places available. Join us to learn about The Great Stink of 1858 and Bazalgette’s innov...
First Wednesday Tours
The Royal Society of Medicine founded in 1805, is home to a rich collection of rare books and manuscripts dating back to the fifteenth century and an extraordinary archive, offering a fascinating insi...
RSM President pays tribute to His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Paying tribute to His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, the President of the Royal Society of Medicine, Professor Roger Kirby, said: "Speaking on behalf of the Trustees, Senior Mana...
Nobel Prize winner Sir Paul Nurse inspires GCSE students
In January, pupils from Westminster Academy had the opportunity to hear Nobel prize winner Sir Paul Nurse discuss ‘What is life?’ at the 2020 RSM Dangoor Lecture. The budding scientists, who are sitti...
Vaccine hesitancy videos make a big impact
Between April and June this year, the RSM ran a series of videos to provide the public with evidence-based responses to concerns and questions about Covid-19 vaccines. The videos were presented by tru...