In this blog, Dr Ayodele Sasegbon – 2019 Turner-Warwick lecturer for the North Western region and overall winner for 2019 – speaks about his experiences with the RCP lecturer scheme and how it helped him finish his PhD thesis and beyond.
RCP vice president for Wales, Dr Olwen Williams highlights our new report on health inequalities in Wales and looks ahead to the excitement of our 2022 Wales membership ceremony which will be held in November.
For South Asian Heritage Month (SAHM) 2022, Professor Anton Emmanuel, RCP medical director of publishing, talks about the importance of marking SAHM, and shares the story of his own Sri Lankan Tamil heritage.
In this blog, Dr Rebecca D’Cruz – 2020 Turner-Warwick lecturer for London – speaks about what she gained from the scheme and her unique experiences with research during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wrth edrych yn ôl ar fis Pride, mae Dr Olwen Williams, is-lywydd RCP Cymru yn trafod gwelededd, cynwysoldeb ac amrywiaeth mewn meddygaeth, ac yn tynnu sylw at ddigwyddiadau RCP sydd ar ddod yng Nghaerdydd.
Looking back at Pride month, Dr Olwen Williams, RCP vice president for Wales discusses visibility, inclusivity and diversity in medicine, and highlights upcoming RCP events in Cardiff.
To mark Pulmonary Rehabilitation Awareness Week, Professor Sally Singh talks about her entry into the specialism and why it continues to be a highly valued intervention for people with chronic respiratory disease.
Amser ‘plannu tu allan’ yw mis Mai. Mae’r hadau a blannwyd yn gynharach yn y flwyddyn yn awr yn blanhigion iach a byddan nhw’n darparu ein cartref gyda chyflenwad o lysiau a dail salad. Mae’r tŷ gwydr yn llawn o blanhigion tomatos, tsilis a phuprynnau ac rydw i’n freintiedig i gael yr amser a’r
This piece is part of a series of blog posts by members of the Inequalities in Health Alliance, highlighting the breadth of health inequalities that exist throughout society. #EverythingAffectsHealth
