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...
Whether you are planning a trip to London for a special occasion, a much-needed break, or perhaps you need somewhere to stay before or after an RSM meeting, why not take advantage of exceptional value...
Here we meet two Section Presidents at the Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) and find out more about their Section education programmes. Throughout the coming months and year, we will be looking to intr...
The Royal Society of Medicine offers its congratulations to the following members who have been recognised in Her Majesty the Queen’s New Year Honours list 2020. Professor Dame Sally Claire Davies DBE...
Professor Sheppard is head of the CRY Cardiovascular Pathology Unit at St George’s Medical School and was recently elected as President of the Royal Society of Medicine’s Pathology section. As part of...
At the end of 2021 a number of RSM members in the early stages of their careers competed for the prestigious Ellison-Cliffe Travelling Fellowship. Here we meet the successful candidates and find out m...
Medical students at the University of Edinburgh and Queen Mary University of London have won the Royal Society of Medicine’s 2022 Norah Schuster prize for the history of medicine. Joanna Park (Edinbur...
The signs are promising that immunotherapy could cure certain advanced-stage cancers in some patients, a leading oncologist has said. Professor James Larkin, a consultant medical oncologist at The Roy...
Experts shared the latest data, research and treatments for diabetes this month at a conference at the Royal Society of Medicine. The 14 speakers comprised specialist clinicians and leading academics....
Investing in better postgraduate training is key to retaining doctors in the NHS, according to the President of the Royal Society of Medicine. Professor Roger Kirby’s comments came as the House of Com...