The second day of Medicine 2023 opened with a keynote lecture from Dr Simon Buckle, director of research strategy and programmes for Cambridge Zero at the University of Cambridge.

This year’s annual conference, themed on sustainability and climate change, opened with a session on NHS sustainability chaired by RCP president Dr Sarah Clarke.

On day 2 of the RCP’s Medicine 2021 conference, Dame Anne Johnson, professor of infectious disease epidemiology at University College London, gave a presentation covering the alignment of prevention and care.

Day 2 of the RCP annual conference concluded with a plenary session on COVID-19 vaccines by Dr Greg Poland, Mary Lowell Leary emeritus professor of medicine, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, USA, and editor-in-chief of the journal Vaccine.

Opening day 2 of Medicine 2021, RCP academic vice president Cheng-Hock Toh chaired a discussion with guests Sir Michael Marmot, Dame Donna Kinnair, Dame Jane Dacre, William van’t Hoff and Stephen Holgate.

On day 1 of the Medicine 2021 conference, Baroness Dido Harding, interim chair of the new National Institute for Health Protection, spoke about the next phase for the NHS Test and Trace service.

On day 2 of the RCP’s annual conference Medicine 2021, Professor Rachel Batterham, professor of obesity, diabetes and endocrinology at University College London, gave a talk outlining our current scientific understanding of obesity and calling for its wider recognition as a serious and complex di

Day 1 of the RCP annual conference included a plenary session focusing on what we have learnt from COVID-19 research.

Medicine 2021 kicked off with a plenary session hosted by RCP president Professor Andrew Goddard, with guests Matt Hancock MP, Prerana Issar and Professor Eleanor Riley.

Medicine 2021 will take full advantage of technology to provide a mix of live and on-demand content with plenty of opportunities for interaction.