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SUMMARY:John Locke & Sydenham Lecture – Dr Rupal Shah & Dr Rageshri Dhairyawan
DESCRIPTION:Lecture title: Unheard: On medical silencing (Sydenham Lecture) \nSpeaker: Dr Rageshri Dhairyawan \nSydenham lecture 2025\nWhen Dr Rageshri Dhairyawan was admitted to hospital as a patient she didn’t receive the pain medication that she told them she needed\, despite her being a senior doctor. It was in that moment she understood that something was deeply wrong with our healthcare system – medical silencing is pervasive and hindering patient safety and health equity.\nIn Unheard\, Dr Dhairyawan takes us on a journey through history to show how silencing patients has been ingrained in medicine from its inception. Western medicine has been built on the assumption that power should always lie with the doctor\, and that patients should be powerless to decisions made about their body if it is done to make them well. This\, alongside the prejudices of society\, has led to dramatic gaps in medical knowledge because for centuries people have not been heard. \nDr Dhairyawan offers a way to reshape our health system for a future where active and engaged listening is the new frontier. \nThe John Locke lecture presented by Dr Rupal Shah will be available shortly.
URL:https://liverycommittee.org/event/john-locke-sydenham-lecture-dr-rupal-shah-dr-rageshri-dhairyawan/
LOCATION:Apothecaries Hall\, Black Friars Lane\, London\, EC4V 6EJ\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:The Audrey Few Lecture 2025 – Prof Mark Hannaford
DESCRIPTION:Life & Death Decisions in Places Where Google Cannot Find (The Audrey Few Lecture) \nTo be given by Prof Mark Hannaford \nMark Hannaford is an expedition leader\, pioneer\, and founder of World Extreme Medicine and co-Founder of The WEM Fund\, the world’s foremost platform for training clinicians to deliver care in the most remote and unpredictable environments. With decades of operational experience spanning deserts\, jungles\, mountains\, polar regions\, oceans\, and conflict zones\, he has helped shape a new medical sub-discipline: Extreme Medicine. \n​His work has consistently sought to break down silos rather than create new ones\, drawing together physicians\, surgeons\, nurses\, paramedics\, humanitarians\, military medics\, and explorers into a collaborative global community. His partnerships extend to the frontiers of space\, working alongside NASA astronauts and space medicine specialists to translate lessons from orbit into practice on Earth. \nAt the heart of this mission is the belief that medicine cannot remain confined within clinic or hospital walls. In a world challenged by conflict\, climate change\, displacement\, and disaster\, healthcare must be mobile\, adaptable\, and democratic delivered where it is needed most\, rather than where it is most convenient to provide. Extreme Medicine embodies this principle\, equipping clinicians to serve patients in the harshest conditions and\, in turn\, strengthening the very foundations of mainstream healthcare. \nIn this year’s Audrey Few Lecture at Apothecaries’ Hall\, he will reflect on the realities of making life-and-death decisions in places far beyond the reach of conventional healthcare systems. He will demonstrate how the lessons learned in extreme environments\, from frontline trauma in Ukraine to high-altitude rescues to highlight a different way of doing.  \nProfessor Mark Hannaford FEWM FRGS FRCSEd DSc (hc) is an expedition leader\, aquanaut\, and founder of World Extreme Medicine and the MSc in Extreme Medicine at the University of Exeter\, the world’s first postgraduate programme of its kind. Over four decades of expeditions\, he has worked across deserts\, jungles\, mountains\, oceans\, polar regions\, and conflict zones\, most recently delivering trauma supplies and medical teams to Ukraine. \nElected a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh\, awarded a Doctor of Science honoris causa by the University of Exeter\, and recipient of the Explorers Club EC50 Award celebrating 50 global visionaries changing the world. His deep involvement in humanitarian efforts has also helped raise over £106 million for charities and crisis response worldwide. His collaborations with NASA astronauts\, war surgeons\, humanitarian nurses\, expedition leaders and international medical specialists continue to shape Extreme Medicine as a vital\, boundary-crossing discipline. \nAs co-founder of the WEMFund with Advanced Paramedic Luca Alfatti MSc\, WEMFund’s work has been highlighted in the UK Parliament he is presently focused on translating lessons from the Ukraine conflict back to the UK medical community through public engagement and focused learning initiatives. Recognised by the Government of the United Arab Emirates\, he was awarded a Golden Visa under their Exceptional Talent programme.
URL:https://liverycommittee.org/event/the-audrey-few-lecture-2025-prof-mark-hannaford/
LOCATION:Apothecaries Hall\, Black Friars Lane\, London\, EC4V 6EJ\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Keats Memorial Lecture 2025: Consumption & Creativity
DESCRIPTION:Keats Memorial lecture 2025 in association with King’s College London \nSpeaker: Dr Noel Snell \nThe talk will review changing attitudes to TB in the 18th/19thC\, with the rise in belief that infection could stimulate creativity in artists\, composers\, writers\, and poets; examples of creative subjects who suffered from TB include Keats\, Shelley\, Chopin\, the Brontë sisters\, Chekhov\, Kafka\, George Orwell\, Aubrey Beardsley\, and Modigliani. Some physicians considered that ‘toxins’ from the disease could affect the behaviour and creativity of TB patients; could there be any truth in the idea that infection could modify a patient’s behaviour? ). There is evidence in man that the parasite Toxoplasma gondii can cause increased risk-taking\, and is associated with a higher likelihood of developing schizophrenia\, which has been associated with creativity and artistic achievement. Mice infected with Mycobacterium vaccae (a relative of the bacillus causing TB) show increased levels of serotonin in the brain\, a reduction in anxiety\, and improved learning ability. Keats was a genius; but was this innate\, or contributed to by his TB infection (or perhaps the drugs he may have taken for it)? \nThe Keats Lecture was established in 1968 and has been given every other year\, bar one\, since 1969 on a day as close as possible to the anniversary of the death of John Keats\, which was on February 23rd\, 1821. It is organised and hosted in rotation by the Worshipful Society of Apothecaries\, the Royal College of Surgeons\, and what was Guy’s Hospital Medical School\, which is now King’s College London. The link between these organisations was that Keats trained at Guy’s and subsequently qualified at the Worshipful Society of Apothecaries and the Royal College of Surgeons.
URL:https://liverycommittee.org/event/keats-memorial-lecture-2025-consumption-creativity/
LOCATION:Apothecaries Hall\, Black Friars Lane\, London\, EC4V 6EJ\, United Kingdom
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250610T193000
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SUMMARY:Three Physic Gardens in London
DESCRIPTION:In this lecture\, Dr Tim Cutler will focus on the life of Sir Hans Sloane and the story of the Chelsea Physic Garden. along with its modern recreation at the Royal College of Physicians. It will delve into the purpose of the original renaissance Physic Gardens in Italy which were attempts to “re create” the Garden of Eden. Finally ending on one of the oldest Physic Gardens in the City of London at Barber-Surgeons Hall\, originally created by the famous plantsman\, John Gerard and re-instated after destruction in the second world war\, which Dr Cutler now curates. \nDr Timothy Cutler MA MB BChir FRCP FLS\, is a retired Consultant Dermatologist. He is a Past Master of the Worshipful Company of Barbers and the Hon. Curator of the Physic Garden at Barber-Surgeons Hall. He was the Royal College of Physicians’ representative on the Advisory Board of Management at the Chelsea Physic Garden (1996-2016). He is a Garden Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Gardeners. He is a keen gardener at his home in Aldeburgh and also at his family farm in Southern Tuscany\, where the principal activity revolves around the production of premium-quality organic single-estate extra virgin olive oil.
URL:https://liverycommittee.org/event/remedies-from-the-new-world-in-james-petivers-1665-1718-apothecary-practice/
LOCATION:Chelsea Physic Garden\, 66 Royal Hospital Road\, London\, SW3 4HS
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250514T193000
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SUMMARY:Reconstructing the Wounded (The Leslie Payne Memorial Lecture)
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Shehan Hettiaratchy \n War causes severe injuries\, with limb trauma being the most common. If not managed well\, these injuries can lead to long-term disability\, but with proper care\, recovery is possible. Drawing on 20 years of experience in war zones from Afghanistan to Ukraine\, Shehan will discuss effective reconstructive strategies\, covering immediate surgical interventions\, early reconstruction\, and long-term support for war-injured populations. \nAbout Leslie Payne:\nFrom the early 1970s\, Leslie laboured long and hard as the Ballistic and Blast Archivist to the Department of Military Surgery at RAMC College Millbank. This unpaid work was carried out in addition to managing his busy dental practice. At the same time\, he was discretely advising security agencies in the UK. His areas of particular interest and expertise included blast biophysics and pathophysiology\, and penetrating civilian and military ballistic injury. \nLeslie was also a noted expert on stab injury and unarmed combat and worked closely with the London Metropolitan Police and the Association of Chief Police Officers of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland in these areas.
URL:https://liverycommittee.org/event/the-leslie-payne-memorial-lecture/
LOCATION:Apothecaries Hall\, Black Friars Lane\, London\, EC4V 6EJ\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250408T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250408T193000
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SUMMARY:Unravelling the Double Helix
DESCRIPTION:Gareth Williams MD ScD FRCP FRCPE is an Emeritus Professor and former Dean of Medicine at the University of Bristol. He graduated from Cambridge\, trained in London and Geneva and specialised in diabetes and obesity\, building up an internationally recognised research group in Liverpool. He has published over 200 papers on diabetes\, obesity and neuroendocrinology\, and edited and contributed to 20 medical textbooks including the prize-winning Textbook of Diabetes and the chapter on diabetes for the Oxford Textbook of Medicine. Since retiring\, he has written books for general readers about the history of medicine and science. \nThe Sydenham Lecture was named in honour of Thomas Sydenham\, the great 17th-century clinician who was known throughout Europe as the “English Hippocrates”.
URL:https://liverycommittee.org/event/unravelling-the-double-helix/
LOCATION:Apothecaries Hall\, Black Friars Lane\, London\, EC4V 6EJ\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250318T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250318T213000
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SUMMARY:Centre for Health Studies Launch and Spring Lecture
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to the launch of the Centre for Health Studies\, Apothecaries’ Hall. Join us to celebrate the introduction of the new academic hub of the Society\, which encompasses all our academic activities.  Delivering a range of diplomas\, courses\, lectures and events\, the Centre for Health Studies represents specialist areas\, such as the History & Philosophy of Medicine and Pharmacy\, Conflict & Catastrophe Medicine and supports the continuing development of GU\, HiV and Tropical Medicine amongst others. \nWe are delighted to announce that Professor Sir David Warrell will also be giving this evening’s inaugural Spring Lecture on ‘Adventures in Search of Envenoming & Poisoning’.  In this fascinating lecture\, David Warrell will describe expeditions to some exotic environments in order to discover and investigate patients envenomed by snakes\, scorpions\, spiders\, and marine animals. \nProfessor Sir David Warrell is Emeritus Professor of Tropical Medicine\, University of Oxford. His career has been as physician\, zoologist\, teacher\, researcher\, resident\, and traveller in Africa\, Asia\, Latin America and Papua New Guinea. \nDate: Tuesday\, 18 March 2025\nTime: 6.30 pm\nLocation: Apothecaries’ Hall\nWho can attend: Open to all\nLecture and Drink: Free Entry\nDress code:  Casual \nContact: AcademicEvents@apothecaries.org
URL:https://liverycommittee.org/event/centre-for-health-studies-launch-and-spring-lecture/
LOCATION:Apothecaries Hall\, Black Friars Lane\, London\, EC4V 6EJ\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250304T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250304T193000
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SUMMARY:Heart Sounds: The Rise of Cardiology in Britain and the Evolving Role of Professional Medical Societies
DESCRIPTION:This lecture explores the historical evolution of cardiovascular medicine in Britain\, highlighting its development from early generalist medical practices to the groundbreaking contributions of British pioneers in diagnostics\, therapeutics\, and surgical innovations that transformed the global management of heart disease. It will examine how professional societies\, such as the Cardiac Club (founded in 1922)\, played a crucial role in fostering specialisation by setting clinical standards\, promoting research collaboration\, and spreading new knowledge. A key theme will be the value of oral history collections\, which capture the personal experiences and contributions of influential figures in the field. \nDr Caroline Coats MBBS BSc MSc PhD FRCP DHMSA is Consultant Cardiologist to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital\, Glasgow and Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer at the University of Glasgow. She is Lead Clinician for the Network of Inherited Cardiac Conditions Scotland. Dr Coats also has a long-standing interest in the history of medicine\, completing the DHMSA in 2004 and now lecturing on the course herself. As Archivist to the British Cardiovascular Society (BCS)\, she has transformed the display of the Society’s unique collection and co-wrote an accompanying volume\, A Bundle of History.  Heavily involved in the centenary celebrations of the BCS in 2022\, she established an ongoing oral history project collecting testimony from those involved in cardiovascular medicine past and present. \nGeoffrey Flavell’s career as a thoracic surgeon spanned the development of the discipline from the surgical treatment of tuberculosis to cardiac surgery. He was born in Wellington\, New Zealand\, and attended Waitaki and Otago schools.
URL:https://liverycommittee.org/event/geoffrey-flavell-lecture-2/
LOCATION:Apothecaries Hall\, Black Friars Lane\, London\, EC4V 6EJ\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250224T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250224T193000
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SUMMARY:Leading Figures Amongst the Stranger Communities at Blackfriars 1550-1660
DESCRIPTION:Dr Tessa Murdoch FSA worked at the Museum of London from 1981-1990 and at the V&A from 1990-2021. Her book Europe Divided: Huguenot Refugee Art and Culture was published by the V&A in November 2021. She was also consultant on a recent publication\, Great Irish Households: Inventories from the long eighteenth century (John Adamson\, November 2022)\, and is co-editing A Cultural History of Craft in the Age of Enlightenment with Dr Heike Zech for publication by Bloomsbury in 2025. \nThe Gideon De Laune Lecture honours the Royal Apothecary responsible for the Royal Charter that separated the Apothecaries from the Grocers’ Company\, and established the Society as an independent City Livery Company.
URL:https://liverycommittee.org/event/leading-figures-amongst-the-stranger-communities-at-blackfriars-1550-1660/
LOCATION:Apothecaries Hall\, Black Friars Lane\, London\, EC4V 6EJ\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240611T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240611T190000
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SUMMARY:UK Med: Humanitarian Medicine & Response - Emergency Response in Ukraine\, Turkey and Gaza - David Wightwick
DESCRIPTION:David joined UK-Med in January 2018 as the Chief Executive of the organisation. He has a background in senior roles in the humanitarian sector\, having previously worked as a Senior Adviser in emergency response with WHO\, as Global Operations Director for Merlin\, Health Director with GOAL\, Director of Operations Management at Save the Children International and as a Country Director with IMC. \nLeslie Payne Memorial Lecture:\nThe Faculty owes its existence to Dr Leslie Payne who died in 2018. Dr Payne helped establish the Diploma in the Medical Care of Catastrophes (DMCC)\, which continues to be taught and examined at the Society of Apothecaries.
URL:https://liverycommittee.org/event/uk-med-humanitarian-medicine-response-emergency-response-in-ukraine-turkey-and-gaza-david-wightwick/
LOCATION:Apothecaries Hall\, Black Friars Lane\, London\, EC4V 6EJ\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240604T180000
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SUMMARY:A spoonful of sugar: polio\, public health and protection - Natasha McEnroe
DESCRIPTION:A spoonful of sugar: polio\, public health & protection \nFor the first half of the twentieth century\, polio was the most feared of all childhood diseases\, striking terror in the hearts of parents and children alike. The story of polio has many angles\, including a frenzied search for a vaccine\, the birth of modern fundraising and of the technology used to treat a condition with no cure. But how is polio represented in museum collections? In this lecture\, Natasha McEnroe will explore how historic medical material can help us consider healthcare challenges today. \nNatasha McEnroe is the General Secretary & Chief Executive of the Society of Antiquaries. She was the Keeper of Medicine at the Science Museum in South Kensington\, London. Her previous post also was Director of the Florence Nightingale Museum\, and prior to this\, she was Museum Manager of the Grant Museum of Zoology and Comparative Anatomy and Curator of the Galton Collection at University College London. She is a Trustee of Dr Johnson’s House in London and of the Erasmus Darwin Museum in Lichfield and is a Freeman of The Worshipful Company of Barbers. \nElizabeth Garrett Anderson Lecture \nhttps://catalogue.apothecaries.org/product?catalog=FHP_Elizabeth-Garrett-Anderson-Lecture
URL:https://liverycommittee.org/event/a-spoonful-of-sugar-polio-public-health-and-protection-natasha-mcenroe/
LOCATION:Apothecaries Hall\, Black Friars Lane\, London\, EC4V 6EJ\, United Kingdom
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