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Samuel Gee lecture 2025: Less medicine and more care: the role of palliative care in the NHS
Professor Fliss Murtagh will deliver the 2025 Samuel Gee lecture.
Endowed lectures
FitzPatrick lecture 2025: The history of intensive care medicine – a specialty moulded by infection
Dr Parry-Jones is delivering the 2025 FitzPatrick lecture and will discuss the history of intensive care medicine.
Endowed lectures
Harveian Oration 2024: Professor Avan Aihie Sayer
Professor Avan Aihie Sayer will deliver the Oration titled 'From bench to bedside and beyond: new horizons for translational ageing research'.
Non-members: free
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Samuel Gee lecture 2024: A new era in Alzheimer's disease - translating hope into impact
Professor Catherine Mummery will deliver the 2024 Samuel Gee lecture.
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Linacre lecture 2024
Dr Nicholas Evans is delivering the 2024 Linacre lecture, discussing advances in stroke medicine.
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FitzPatrick lecture 2024
Professor Anita Simonds is delivering the 2024 FitzPatrick lecture and will discuss Pickwick, polio and pandemics.
Endowed lectures
Milroy lecture: why can't we learn from our mistakes
Dr Barry Monk delivered the 2023 Milroy lecture, why can't we learn from our mistakes.
Non-members: Free
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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
Endowed lectures
FitzPatrick lecture 2023
Professor Helen Lachmann is delivering the 2023 FitzPatrick lecture, reflecting on 170 years of amyloid.