Research-active hospitals have improved outcomes for patients and many doctors regard research as an important part of their job and a very positive experience. 

RCP senior curator Dr Kristin Hussey reflects on the debates 'This vexed question: 500 years of women in medicine' has sparked and the legacy of the project.

The RCP has become the first royal college to receive the Carbon Trust Standard certification, in recognition of its commitment to sustainable working.

Dr Kristin Hussey discusses what to expect from the RCP's upcoming exhibition, 'This vexed question: 500 years of women in medicine'.

RCP president Professor Jane Dacre outlines how putting social care in the spotlight could improve the fortunes of the NHS.

The Combined Royal Colleges Lecture on 23 November 2017 will show how the faces of historical figures can be depicted through clinical imagery.

As part of the RCP's commitment to tackling the problem of air pollution, we are supporting the UK’s first-ever National Clean Air Day on Thursday 15 June.

As Alcohol Awareness Week begins, Professor Sir Ian Gilmore explains how the government should communicate the harms associated with alcohol to the public.

The RCP's special adviser on obesity, Professor John Wass, comments on the release of the government's strategy for addressing obesity in children.

The RCP welcomes the government’s announcement of the introduction of a tax on sugar-sweetened drinks, which has been included in the 2016 Queen's Speech.