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To truly understand how sport and exercise affects the body, it’s vital to take an approach rooted in medical insight. Our Sport & Exercise Medical Sciences BSc investigates how movement…

To truly understand how sport and exercise affects the body, it’s vital to take an approach rooted in medical insight. Our Sport & Exercise Medical Sciences BSc investigates how movement…

Find out more about studying Medicine at King's. This webinar includes an overview of the programme, followed by a Q&A with staff and a current student. This webinar was produced in July…

Find out more about studying Medicine at King's. This webinar includes an overview of the programme, followed by a Q&A with staff and a current student. This webinar was produced in July…

Join Professors Rebecca Fitzgerald and Peter Sasieni as they discuss the headline findings of the practice-changing BEST3 trial. BEST3 tested a novel device, the Cytosponge, against usual care for…

Professor Karen Glaser, Head of Global Health & Social Medicine welcomes you to the department. She gives a brief outline about the world-leading department that looks at critical global health…

If you are planning on studying the King’s International Foundation, Biology and Chemistry Pathway and plan to apply to Medicine at King’s, you must attend this webinar.The webinar will…

This house believes that electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) has no place in modern medicine.

King's Lecture Series - Psychiatry, Science & Society. Professor Anthony David attempts to relate this to awareness and denial spanning general medicine, neurology and psychiatry. Is facing…

Over the past two decades, researchers from Kings College London have significantly changed public policy on naloxone, a fast-acting antidote which revives someone suspected of heroin overdose. …

Facial prosthetics are often required by patients who've been involved in road accidents, those who have congenital malformations or may be suffering from cancer. Traditional methods of…