Upcoming Events

Join us to gain an understanding of the rise in melanoma cases, the role of AI in managing pigmented lesions, the benefits as well as risks from sunlight exposure, and how to discuss topical steroid withdrawal from patients.

Dive into the complexities of gastrointestinal symptoms at this focused event. Topics include breaking the cycle of cyclical vomiting, the latest updates in managing haematemesis, and understanding nausea and vomiting in patients with diabetes.

Obesity is one of the most pressing public health challenges of our time, and this expertly curated programme offers a rare opportunity to explore it from multiple angles—scientific, societal, and global.

Join us for expert-led talks on chronic breathlessness, the latest in asthma management, and a practical guide to pulmonary hypertension tailored for general medics. Gain valuable insights and updates to enhance your respiratory knowledge.

Join us for this free curator-led gallery talk to explore the Philosophers’ Stone and the secret to eternal life!

Enhance your clinical practice and learn about red cell transfusions, other blood products and special groups such as transplant and immunosuppressed patients in this webinar.

Tackle clinical uncertainty with talks on managing incidental findings from an endocrine perspective, navigating indecision in complex cases, and communicating clearly when outcomes are unclear-drawing on key lessons from palliative care.

Book to view our February 2026 – June 2026 Evening Medical Updates online from home. Free for RCPE members. For non-RCPE members, we are offering a 10% discount for booking all five. Block booking open until 22 February 2026.

Join us for this free curator-led gallery talk to explore the banning and censoring of scientific books

Enhance your clinical practice with a morning of managing the acute medical take and an afternoon of continuity of care on the wards. The popular panel discussion will also be returning, with this year's topic 'My Biggest Lesson Learnt'.

Research is part of the ‘core business’ of the NHS, helping to develop new treatments, new priorities and improve patient care. All trainee physicians are required to demonstrate an understanding of research processes and data management.