British Society of Lifestyle Medicine Annual Conference Announced
British Society of Lifestyle Medicine Annual Conference Announced
A unique ‘real world’ conference and virtual event
The British Society of Lifestyle Medicine (‘BSLM’), the leading UK charitable organisation promoting greater adoption of lifestyle medicine in healthcare and society, has announced that its annual conference will take place on September 2
nd to 4
th, 2021 at Edinburgh International Conference Centre. The event can also be attended online to enable wider reach and convenience for those unable to attend in person.
Designed to provide insight to the latest trends and developments in healthcare, medicine, academia, public health and scientific research, the annual conference brings together clinicians, scientists, researchers and health professionals to explore new approaches to the prevention, treatment, management and reversal of chronic disease.
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Journalism makes nothing happen. The general lack-of-response within Cambridge to the
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Charles met her when he started his undergraduate course at Trinity College Cambridge.
Lucia Santa Cruz was at the time employed as a research assistant by the Master of Trinity College, Lord Rab Butler.
She was a highly gifted linguist who spoke four languages and already had degrees from Kings College, London, and St. Antony’s College, Oxford.
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The Prince of Wales met Lucia while studying at Cambridge (Image: Getty)
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