Royal Society of Medicine
Two revolutions in medicine: The history of open-heart surgery and beta cell therapy
13 Jan 2027 · 17:30 to 19:45 · Royal Society of Medicine, London, United Kingdom Hotels nearby
An evening of teaching and panel discussion on the history of open-heart surgery and beta cell therapy.
Clinicians and healthcare professionals, historians and academics, and members of the public with an interest in the history of medicine and surgical innovation.
up to £44
What you learn
Examines the historical breakthroughs, scientific milestones and future directions in open-heart surgery and beta cell therapy.
Things to know
The fee includes
In-person meeting only; dinner optional at £58.
Study leave
Your trust or deanery approves study leave and funding, so ask before you book.
Every price
| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| Fee | £44 |
| Medical student | £8 |
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- Who is Two revolutions in medicine: The history of open-heart surgery and beta cell therapy for?
- Clinicians and healthcare professionals, historians and academics, and members of the public with an interest in the history of medicine and surgical innovation.
- How much does Two revolutions in medicine: The history of open-heart surgery and beta cell therapy cost?
- Fee: £44 · Medical student: £8.
Dr Robert Baxter£8–£44
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