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,…
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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.…
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…
Read More Leading Figures Amongst the Stranger Communities at Blackfriars 1550-1660
Italian Renaissance Ceramics at Apothecaries Hall To be given by Justin Raccanello Visitors to Apothecaries’ Hall walk past its amazing collection of drug jars on every visit, in the Shop, the Armada Hall, and the Parlour. A small number were…
Discover how the world of modern forensics provides vital information and insight, in solving both human and wildlife crimes. As a specialist in disaster victim identification and mass fatality events, Tracy Alexander FKC talks about how current techniques and specialisms…
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…
A spoonful of sugar: polio, public health & protection For 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…
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The Role of London Medical Students in the Relief of Bergen-Belsen in 1945 by Professor Stephen Challacombe - 10 April 2024 - In-Person Held on Wednesday 10th of April 2024 at 6pm. Venue: Apothecaries' Hall, Black Friar's Lane, London EC4V…
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Dr Rachel Clarke is an NHS palliative care doctor and the author of three Sunday Times bestselling non-fiction books about medicine. Breath taking (2021) reveals how she and her colleagues confronted COVID-19 during the pandemic’s first wave in 2020. Dear…
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