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Harveian Oration 2023: Sir Patrick Vallance
Sir Patrick Vallance will discuss the importance of integration – some observations from the clinic, academia, industry and government.
Non-members: free
FitzPatrick lecture 2023
Professor Helen Lachmann is delivering the 2023 FitzPatrick lecture, reflecting on 170 years of amyloid.
Samuel Gee lecture 2023
Croonian lecture 2022: skin of many colours
Dr Piu Banerjee will discuss dermatology and diversity.
Harveian Oration 2022: pandemic HIV and its legacy for medicine and global health
Professor Dame Anne Johnson will discuss pandemic HIV and its legacy for medicine and global health.
Samuel Gee lecture 2022: air pollution – the greatest environmental health challenge of our time
Professor Sir Stephen Holgate discusses air pollution – the greatest environmental health challenge of our time.
Harveian Oration 2021: Professor Jonathan Van-Tam
Professor Jonathan Van Tam discusses moving forwards, understanding backwards: respiratory virus vaccines, therapeutics, and public health policy.
Linacre lecture 2021: methotrexate – an innocent bystander in the development of liver fibrosis
Dr Lucy Turner discusses methotrexate: an innocent bystander in the development of liver fibrosis.
Lilly lecture 2021: leadership in a time of crisis
Mrs Fiona Noden and Dr Aaisha Saqib give talks on "She's nowt but a little girl" and "I am just a junior doctor!" which explore leadership in times of crisis.
Samuel Gee lecture 2021: humans – the ultimate animal model
Professor Mary Reilly discusses humans – the ultimate animal model.
FitzPatrick lecture 2021: soulful neurology
Professor Andrew Lees discusses soulful neurology.