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It’s time to deliver on children’s mental health, says Children’s Commissioner

We have the ideas and policies to address the crisis in young people’s mental health – now we need to deliver, said the Children’s Commissioner for England at the Royal Society of Medicine this week. ...

11 Jul 2022 World ranking boost for Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine

The 2022 release last month of Journal Citation Reports (JCR), which provide a global view of the world's leading medical journals, show a remarkable increase for the Journal of the Royal Society of M...

Health inequalities special conference

Please note: Following the death of our patron Her Majesty The Queen, the Royal Society of Medicine and NHS England have taken the decision to postpone this event. Our intention is to reschedule this ...

Don’t dismiss women’s concerns about heart disease, cardiologists told at RSM event

The damaging impacts of treating women’s heart health less seriously than men’s were underlined at the end of a day-long ‘State of the Art’ Cardiology training event at the Royal Society of Medicine o...

Mr Fateh Ahmad, in conversation with PMFA Journal

Mr Fateh Ahmad, President of the Plastic Surgery Section at the Royal Society of Medicine, offered two pieces of advice to trainees new to the field in a recent interview for PMFA Journal. Don’t be af...

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...

Prudent healthcare approach key to transforming health and care system

A prudent approach to health and care, incorporating the values people, patients and local communities attribute to their health and care services, is key to transforming the health and care system. L...

Shining a spotlight on three RSM Sections

Section presidents play a pivotal role in leading the RSM’s educational programmes, working with their section councils to develop and plan impactful and relevant events in their specialist areas. To ...

Self-driven healthcare can improve health outcomes and reduce costs

A vision for building sustainable, self-driven healthcare spanning primary care, secondary care and the wider health and social care system has been set out by medical innovators writing in the Journa...

Howard Lecture: how human desire to render the invisible visible transformed the prostate cancer diagnosis pathway

The Howard Foundation 40th anniversary lecture was given by Professor Mark Emberton, Professor of Intervention Oncology and Dean, Faculty of Medical Science at University College London, at the Royal...