“Between 22% and 44% of people with HIV are going to be affected by distal symmetric polyneuropathy. I just happened to be one of them,” said Jo Josh, founding member of the Global HIV Pain Task Force...
Shifting the balance of spending to focus on prevention; making good, smart use of technology; and dealing with social care are the three key areas Wes Streeting MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Heal...
On Saturday 6th April 2019, the Royal Society of Medicine hosted a UK-leading innovation workshop, focused on filling a gap for innovation in bringing together early-stage entrepreneurs with senior cl...
The RSM Library is committed to supporting members, staff and visitors in using our library facilities. Below are the services we offer to overcome barriers to using the library to its full extent. Pl...
With huge demand for online education from the medical and healthcare community over the last 18 months, members of the RSM now have free access to the majority of webinar programmes lasting up to two...
In a recent series in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, a group of education and health experts from across Europe and the UK explored the links between education and children’s long-term...
Four candidates will take part in an election to decide who will be the next President of the Royal Society of Medicine. The candidates are: Professor Alun Davies (top left) Miss Rachel Hargest (botto...
We are now seeking nominations for four Elected Council Members (Trustees) to take up post for a period of up to three years from 1 October 2025. The closing date for nominations is noon on Monday 17 ...
