Join us for ICBM 2025! We are thrilled to invite you to join us in Vienna, Austria, from August 6 – 9, 2025, for the International Congress of Behavioral Medicine […]
You are invited to the first workshop of the CARRii theme focused on reducing infection risk and infections Co-leads Prof Paul Little Prof Lucy Yardley Dr James Scales Dr Sarah Denford About CARRii The Centre for Applied Respiratory Research Impact and Innovation is a collaborative research community led by Professor Chris Griffiths, Professor Sir Aziz […]
Applying for a fellowship is becoming increasingly competitive. We have developed the Fellowship Application Day to give attendees the information they need to improve the quality of their application and […]
Discovery Day is your chance to explore science and research in fun, hands-on ways – all for free! Come along to a free day of wonder, fun and discovery in central Bristol. You’ll find dozens of interactive […]
About the event Endometriosis affects around 1 in 10 women and those assigned female at birth. It can cause severe pain, heavy periods, fatigue, and difficulties with fertility, yet it […]
About the event Continuity of care means patients seeing the same GP over time to develop a personal and trusting relationship. Good continuity of care is known to be better […]
Join us for a webinar exploring how creative methods can be used in research, with practical examples and reflections from researchers. From drawing and sandboxing to LEGO and Play Doh, […]
Join us for the first Bristol Medical School Research Forum. This new biannual event will be the first cross School opportunity for colleagues to regularly come together, network and share […]
About the event: Hemiplegic shoulder pain is pain in and around the shoulder that develops as a direct result of neurological disease. It is associated with poor recovery of the […]
Anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are common mental health conditions among patients seen in UK primary care. However, only about 50% of people with anxiety and depression respond […]
About the event The 'Masking and Mental Health in Neurodivergent Young People' project aims to support young people who mask (also known as camouflaging, or hiding differences) their neurodivergence, such as autism or ADHD. We want to develop some freely available resources for young people and their families to use, to promote good mental health […]
Introduction In a time of increasing uncertainty in the global picture it is more important than ever to focus on the many key advances in research, treatment and care across sexual health in the UK. In April 2026, BHIVA and BASHH will be joining each other for the sixth joint BHIVA BASHH conference. It will […]