Vision day
The Paediatric Vision Day is aimed at paediatricians, emergency medics, optometrists and GPs, who are usually the first port of call for children presenting with eye conditions. Through a series of le...
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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...
Universities, the UK and health - 2025 Jephcott Lecture by Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell DBE
Join us for an discussion on the vital role universities play in shaping healthcare, education, and society. This event will explore the challenges faced by universities in the UK and globally, from f...
Lack of registration is limiting access to essential medicines in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda
The lack of registration of medicines in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda is limiting access to safe, effective, and affordable essential medicines, according to a new analysis from Newcastle University in ...
Barts and Lancaster medical students win history of medicine prize
Medical students at Lancaster University and Barts and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry have won the Royal Society of Medicine’s 2023 Norah Schuster prize for the history of medicine. Alexa...
Electrophysiology day 1: Superventricular tachycardia II - Manoeuvres, electrograms and challenging cases
This is part 2 of Superventricular tachycardia (SVT) teaching for EP trainees. This expands on previous SVT teaching, with talks on diagnostic manoeuvres, and traces the interpretation and management ...
Norah Schuster prize and Conversazione with skull base surgery Master Surgeon Madjid Samii
Join us for an extraordinary opportunity to hear from Professor Madjid Samii, Founder and President of the International Neuroscience Institute in Hanover, Germany, and Beijing, as he delivers his tal...
Leonardo da Vinci’s anatomical studies: Art and dissection in pre-Vesalian Italy
Did you know that Leonardo da Vinci’s anatomical work was the greatest of his scientific investigations? Join this lecture to learn about Leonardo's pioneering work, his two campaigns of investigation...
Populist radical right a threat to core values of medicine and public health
The populist radical right is a threat to core values of medicine and public health, even within a functioning democratic system, according to a commentary published today by the Journal of the Royal ...
Sarah Hughes Trust Lecture - 'Press freedom and personal privacy – a clash of rights?' Baroness Hale of Richmond, former President, UK Supreme Court
Join this year’s Sarah Hughes Trust Lecture. Lady Hale will lecture on 'Press freedom and personal privacy – a clash of rights?' Her lecture will develop the argument that while there is a precious ri...