Time to Think: The Inside Story of the Collapse of the Tavistock’s Gender Service for Children written by MJA member Hannah Barnes has been included in both The Times and Financial Read more…
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If you missed the 2022 Medical Journalists’ Awards, where the Mail on Sunday’s Barney Calman won Editor of the Year, you can catch up with our highlights package. Planning is Read more…
The Royal College of Physicians (RCP) Museum is hosting a special opening night celebrating the launch of exhibition ‘Unfamiliar’ on Tuesday 24 January 2023. Be among the first to explore Read more…
Genomics England invite all MJA members to this exclusive briefing in London, with networking, food, and drink to follow. Please ensure you register via our form below. Genomics is revolutionising Read more…
History of Medicine Society event at the Royal Society of Medicine 18:00 – 21:00 Friday December 2, 2022, Royal Society of Medicine, London Join the Sarah Hughes Lecture to discuss Read more…
We have recently learnt that Deanna Wilson, a long-standing member of the MJA, who served on the Executive Committee for many years has died. Deanna worked, primarily on trade and Read more…
How the NHS coped with COVID-19 by Dr Ellen Welch Pen and Sword History, £15.99 ISBN : 978139900611 Review by MJA member John Illman This is, I am glad to Read more…
Take a talk and walk on the wild side, as Prof David Hatch, a retired paediatric anaesthetist who worked at Great Ormond St Hospital explores the incredible — and sometimes Read more…
The Royal Society of Medicine and Medical Journalists’ Association have announced the winners of inaugural Sarah Hughes Trust Prize. The BBC News journalists Rachel Schraer and Jack Goodman have won Read more…
Alys Cummings, Michael Buchanan, Eleanor Plowden, and Diana Martin of BBC Panorama won in the Feature of the Year (Broadcast) category and then went on to win Outstanding Contribution to Read more…
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