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Obituary: Richard Turner-Warwick CBE (1925-2020)

The death was announced recently of Richard Turner-Warwick, RSM Honorary Fellow and luminary of the RSM’s Section of Urology. Born in 1925, Richard Turner-Warwick was educated at Bedales School, at Ox...

Tackling inequalities: could Covid’s legacy be a great redistribution of health?

Few events have more vividly and visibly highlighted the UK’s growing health inequalities than the COVID-19 pandemic. But could the nation’s sobering awakening actually become the catalyst for meaning...

Literature search service

Use the Library’s literature search service to support your clinical practice, research and professional development needs. How to make a request? Please contact the Library team at library@rsm.ac.uk ...

Joint winners triumph in Wesleyan RSM Trainee of the Year finals

Colorectal trainee surgeon Doctor Jonathan Evans and neurology trainee Dr Peter Jenkins have been named joint winners of the Wesleyan RSM Trainee of the Year Award for 2017/18. In a hotly contested fi...

Professor Humphrey Scott appointed Dean of the Royal Society of Medicine

Professor Humphrey Scott has been appointed Dean of the Royal Society of Medicine, a leading provider of postgraduate education and learning to the medical profession and wider healthcare teams. He wi...

Compassion is vital in the regulation of medical professionals

Compassionate regulation was a recurrent theme throughout a recent episode of the RSM’s In Conversation Live webinar series, with guest Professor Iqbal Singh CBE interviewed by RSM President Professor...

Inequalities ‘most significant threat’ to public health, warns Vice-President of Royal Society of Medicine

Inequalities are the most significant threat to public health in the UK, a top doctor has warned ahead of a major conference at the Royal Society of Medicine. Dr Claire Bayntun, Vice-President of the ...

Studying Shakespeare could help medical students connect with patients

A palliative care doctor has suggested that studying Shakespeare’s plays could help medical students connect more closely with their patients. Writing in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine D...

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Surgical management of heart failure

Join us for this invaluable conference where we will consider current practice, recent developments and future possibilities in surgical treatment for heart failure. The role of conventional cardiac s...
  • Date Fri 14 Jun 2024
  • Location Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole St, Marylebone, London, W1G 0AE, United Kingdom
This much I’ve learnt: George Adams

Choreographer, dance movement psychotherapist and yoga therapist George Adams is co-founder of LPM Dance, an artist-led charity working with people living with long term health conditions and disabili...