Last week was Deaf Awareness Week and in this article neurology registrar Dr Helen Grote explains how healthcare professionals can help patients with deafness or hearing loss.

Neurology registrar Dr Helen Grote talks about how her deafness has helped her hear those with disabilities.

Experts from 13 national bodies, including the Royal College of Physicians, have joined forces to launch new practical guidance around valproate use in women and girls.

In the first of our International Women's Day 2019 blogs, Dr Marieke Dekker discusses her inspirations as a doctor and  what drives her as an advocate for better neurological care in East Africa. 

The Medical Sciences Video Archive, newly available online and hosted by Oxford Brookes University, opens up oral history video interviews with leading figures in 20th-century medicine.

In the 17th century, RCP fellow and Harveian librarian, Christopher Merret, discovered how to make sparkling wine.

Five objects from the RCP museum show the medical history that underpinned the BBC television series 'Quacks'.

To celebrate Explore Your Archive week, visitors came to see a hands-on display of archives relating to tuberculosis, emphysema, smoking and other lung health issues, chronicling people and practice over 400 years.

For national Explore Your Archive week, archivists from three medical royal colleges – the Royal College of Physicians, the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health and the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists – reveal some of the treasures in their archives.

The 18th-century quack doctor James Graham recommended bathing in earth or soil as a cure for a wide range of complaints.