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Each year, the RSM History of Medicine Society awards the Norah Schuster Prizes to three UK medical students for the best essays on a history of medicine topic. The prize winners present their researc...

New technologies have the potential to transform the way we deliver care for our patients, often making treatments safer, more effective and easier to deliver. In this meeting we will focus on some of...

Join this three-day event designed to equip primary care professionals with up-to-date clinical knowledge, practical skills, and strategic insights through interactive, evidence-based sessions. Led by...

We are delighted to welcome members of the RSM for our annual Doubleday Prize awards ceremony, celebrating student success in healthcare. The Doubleday Prize is a celebration of the next generation of...

Ms Natalie Fine, Education Policy Analyst at the General Medical Council, Dr Rachel Clarke, author and doctor at the University of Oxford and Dr Helen Sheldon from The Balint Society, join us for this...

Join us for an insight into research and academia for students at any stage of their medical careers. If you are looking to get involved in research during medical school, but aren't sure who to appro...

Enjoy 20% off when you attend two or more days across our events: 25th International Association of Dentomaxillofacial Radiology Congress (Tuesday 24 – Wednesday 25 June 2025) and Head & Neck Imag...

If you're a medical student or trainee passionate about shaping the future of healthcare, this conference is for you. Designed specifically for early-career medics, it offers a dynamic mix of expert i...

Join leading specialists at this cutting-edge event to explore the latest advancements in minimally invasive procedures, including helium plasma for submental contouring, ablative laser therapies, pla...

Limited number of free spaces for students and trainees, please send your request to respiratory@rsm.ac.uk Trainees in certain training programmes, including IMT, will be able to attend for free by re...