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Pharmacology 2016: Submit your abstract before 9 September
Lord Hunt of Kings Heath led the debate, outlining the importance of clinical pharmacologists in the UK
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The Society is holding a media training workshop to develop our members' skills to assist with responding to questions from the media.
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13–15 December 2016 | London, UK
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Rare diseases, extraordinary aspirations
Drug discovery 2016
EBMA Annual Academic Conference
5th Orphan Drugs Conference
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LeSPAR welcomes international action to tackle antimicrobial resistance
BJCP article: Study reveals scope and characteristics of adverse drug reactions in the general population
BJP article: Stem cell-based screening methods may predict heart-related side effects of drugs
Clinical pharmacology debate in the House of Lords
British Pharmacological Society signs letter supporting primate research
BJCP article: Adverse drug reactions may be under-reported in young children
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Express your interest for our media training workshop (Early Career Members, Full Members or Fellows) https://t.co/tXfHCJoAw9 30 September 2016
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Education is at the heart of everything we do at the British Pharmacological Society. We work across a range of areas to communicate and advance pharmacology knowledge and skills.
Promoting pharmacology in all its forms by disseminating the latest results of research, including in our peer-reviewed scientific journals.
The British Pharmacological Society is embarking on an initiative called Focus on Pharmacology to help us understand the value of pharmacology.