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At the Limits
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9–10 Dec 2026 · The Royal College of Physicians, 11 St Andrews Place, London NW1 4LE, United Kingdom Hotels nearby
Two-day MS medical education meeting for UK HCPs at the Royal College of Physicians, approved for 8 CPD credits with poster submissions.
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What it costs.
| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| Standard (consultant) | Free |
| Trainee | Free |
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Frequently asked
- When is Multiple Sclerosis at the Limits 2026?
- Multiple Sclerosis at the Limits 2026 takes place 9–10 Dec 2026 in The Royal College of Physicians, 11 St Andrews Place, London NW1 4LE.
- Where is Multiple Sclerosis at the Limits 2026 held?
- Multiple Sclerosis at the Limits 2026 is held at The Royal College of Physicians, 11 St Andrews Place, London NW1 4LE, United Kingdom.
- Who is Multiple Sclerosis at the Limits 2026 for?
- UK HCPs including MS specialists, neurologists, rehabilitation specialists, immunologists, neurophysiologists, scientists and researchers; specialty trainees typically in final two years of training.
- What is the abstract submission deadline for Multiple Sclerosis at the Limits 2026?
- The abstract submission deadline for Multiple Sclerosis at the Limits 2026 (16 Oct 2026) has passed.
- How much does Multiple Sclerosis at the Limits 2026 cost?
- Standard (consultant): Free · Trainee: Free.
- Is Multiple Sclerosis at the Limits 2026 CPD accredited?
- Yes. Multiple Sclerosis at the Limits 2026 is CPD accredited (8 CPD credits).
Dr Robert BaxterInternational · 8 CPD credits · Free
8 CPD credits
Attending counts as external CPD. Most college schemes ask for 50 credits a year and 250 over the five-year revalidation cycle.
Checked against AL’s pages · updated 23 Oct 2026