For Black History Month, this This Doctor Can blog focuses on the life and career of consultant in diabetes and endocrinology, Dr Elizabeth Uchegbu.

For Black History Month, this This Doctor Can blog focuses on the life and career of physician associate student, Simisola Olatunde-Adeyemo.

Discovering she was autistic helped make sense of everything for Dr Mary Doherty (@autisticdoctor). She describes the joys of building a community of autistic doctors.

Medical student Alexandra Adams talks about her journey towards becoming the first deafblind doctor in Britain.

Dr Emma Tremaine talks about how being diagnosed with dyspraxia lead her to inspire others to follow in her footsteps.

After a skiing accident left him paralysed from the chest down, Dr Tom Wells FRCP still found the strength to become a doctor.

In spite of the racial discrimination her mother faced while working in the NHS, Dr Akon Esara was determined to follow in her footsteps.

The RCP has responded to a report by the General Medical Council (GMC) titled Fair to Refer? It explores the disproportionate number of fitness to practise referrals of the black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) doctors made to the GMC.

The RCP's Health Informatics Unit (HIU) announces support for the NHS' new Accessible Information Standard guidance, aimed at ensuring clearer health and care information for disabled people and their carers.

An exhibition exploring four centuries of hidden history with responses from disabled people today.