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Obesity, and particularly the new medications to manage it, are being talked about everywhere. As a GP, this can potentially feel like an area of medicine we haven’t been taught about at all and consultations can feel difficult. If we are soon to be asked to prescribe the medications, do you feel ready to do so? Probably not. The updated NB Medical Guide to Managing Obesity and Overweight in Primary Care is a half-day, evidence-based course that will enable you to feel confident in having the discussions around obesity and you will learn about the rapidly evolving science of obesity medicine. We will learn about these new medications to manage obesity, in a way that is useful and practical for us in primary care.

Are you an Advanced Nurse, Paramedic, Pharmacist, Physiotherapist, or Physician Associate in primary or urgent care? Join the new NB Medical Advanced Practice Update Course, a dynamic one-day event covering the Four Pillars of Advanced Practice: Clinical Practice, Education, Research, and Leadership/Management. This course is ideal for those new to advanced roles, in training or fully trained, offering essential clinical updates, research-based education and leadership support.

Genomic medicine is no longer a remote and specialist concept; it is rapidly moving into everyday NHS practice.  With genomics given a central role in the NHS 10 Year Plan and the ambition to transform healthcare through earlier diagnosis, prevention, and personalised treatment, primary care will be at the heart of this shift. But what does this actually mean for busy GPs now? In this practical, case-based webinar Simon Curtis will be joined by Iain Turnbull (GP and Clinical Research Fellow at the University of Oxford) to explore what genomics means in real-world general practice.