The Royal College of Physicians has welcomed a new two-year pilot which aims to explore ways to make obesity drugs more accessible to patients living with obesity outside of hospital settings.

On World No Tobacco Day, the Royal College of Physicians has responded to Cancer Research UK analysis that estimates that tobacco causes the death of one person every five minutes in the UK.

The Royal College of Physicians has responded to the Department for Health and Social Care's announcement on NHS doctor numbers.

As part of its ‘five missions for a better Britain’, the Labour Party has outlined its health commitments including better long-term workforce planning and tackling the social determinants of health.  

A new accreditation programme, developed by the Royal College of Physicians and Diabetes UK, will work to improve the quality of diabetes inpatient care across the UK. 

The RCP has responded to the news that the government has halved promised funding for the social care workforce from £500m to £250m.

The Royal College of Physicians (RCP) is urging the government to prioritise a just transition from fossil fuels, with support for people to reduce energy use, as it launches a new campaign highlighting climate change as the biggest long-term risk to human health.

A recent study conducted by the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) has found that most clinicians feel they haven’t received enough training on health inequalities and would like more as part of their medical education.

The RCP has responded to analysis of the 2022 British Social Attitudes survey (BSA) published today by the King’s Fund and the Nuffield Trust showing that satisfaction with the NHS has fallen to its lowest level since the BSA survey began in 1983.

The RCP has responded to the Chancellor’s Spring Budget.