At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Royal College of Physicians today, 189 attending fellows of the RCP voted by 80% to 16% (4% abstaining) to survey fellows and members for their views on the Health and Social Care Bill.

The Royal Free Hospital, in conjunction with the Royal College of Physicians (RCP), has launched a ‘call to action’ for people to sign the organ donor register.

The RCP museum has a nationally significant collection of portraits of physicians spanning five centuries of history. Today each RCP president has a portrait painted at the end of his or her term of office.

At a 1 day conference to commemorate 50 years since the publication in 1962 of its first ever report on smoking – Smoking and health – the Royal College of Physicians sets out a stark warning about the current and future dangers of smoking, and sets out the key public policy areas for ac

Despite repeated calls from the public health profession for statutory regulation of all public health specialists to ensure public protection, government is choosing dogma over public protection, warn UK Faculty of Public Health and the Royal College of Physicians.

The demand on clinical services is increasing to the point where acute care cannot keep pace in its current form says Hospitals on the edge?

Report calls for more to be done to help medical students acquire the skills they will need to become future leaders of the health service.

VSO and the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) are concerned that the government’s proposed changes to immigration laws announced today, will have a significant impact on a training initiative that increases the quality of medical healthcare in the developing world and has significant benefits for

In our survey launched on 5 March 25,417 fellows and members of the Royal College of Physicians were asked their views of the Health and Social Care Bill and wider health issues. Thirty-five per cent (8,878) responded to the survey, which ran from 5 March to 15 March.

In the latest Registrar's reflections, Dr Andrew Goddard discusses Dr Hadiza Bawa-Garba's case decision, GIRFT, and whether the NHS is being rebuilt or 'deckchairs are being moved'.