Workshop, symposium and lecture reports

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    2010

  1. 2009 International health lecture
  2. The Bologna Process: will it affect UK biomedicine and clinical science

    3. 2009

  3. Research in general practice: bringing innovation into patient care
  4. FORUM symposium report - Genome-wide association studies: understanding the genetics of common disease
  5. Hype, hope and hybrids
  6. Workshop report - Global health diagnostics: research, development and regulation
  7. Southampton symposium: translating new research into clinical practice

    8. 2008

  8. Symposium report - Global mental health
  9. 2008 Annual FORUM lecture -The UK pharmaceutical industry - what does the future hold?
  10. Meeting report - The freedom to succeed

    11. 2007

  11. FORUM symposium report - Optimizing stratified medicines R&D
  12. Meeting report - Pandemic influenza

    13. 2006

  13. FORUM symposium report - Drug discovery
  14. Symposium report - Science of violence
  15. Symposium report - Diseases of the developing world: working together to make a difference

    16. 2005

  16. Workshop report - Strengthening health services research

    17. 2004

  17. Workshop report - Detection and identification of infectious disease
  18. Lecture report - Exceptional matters
  19. FORUM symposium report - Medicines for children
  20. Academy statement - The use of animals in medical research
  21. 2004 Annual FORUM lecture - Can Europe compete in biomedical research?

    22. 2003

  22. FORUM symposium report - European clinical trials directive
  23. 2003 Annual FORUM lecture - Pharmacogenetics: personalised safety and segmented efficacy

    24. 2001

  24. Academy Statement - Transmissible spongiform encephalopathies

    25. 2000

  25. The Speciation of Modern Homo Sapiens
  26. Workshop report - Diet and diseases: facts and fantasies
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2009 International health lecture

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In 2009 the Academy's prestigous annual international health lecture was delivered by Professor Nicholas White FRS FMedSci Professor of Tropical Medicine, Mahidol University, Thailand on the topic of 'Malaria elimination: feasible or futile?'
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