cutting obesity down to size
"It has been clear for some time to surgeons, that surgery now has a public health role in managing obese patients"
Leading specialists on the best ways to tackle the obesity problem
helping Iraq's junior surgeons
The College's free basic surgical skills course for Iraqi junior doctors
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towards better trauma care
Jan Jansen reports on regionalisation and specialisation in trauma care in the UK
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a new deal - ten times better
The RCSEd's journal relaunches with an exciting membership offer
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history
Wyn Beasley remembers the life and career of Gordon Bell, one of the founding fellows of the ‘College of Surgeons of Australasia’
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Features
David Tolley provides his first update as the College’s president
Training opportunities in developing countries are becoming increasingly beneficial for trainees – and patients – in the UK, so write Jeya Palan and Lucy
Ian Mackie flew to Australia to develop his abilities in the treatment of burns
After working as a surgical registrar in South Africa, Sylvie Dubois-Marshall wonders: Are British surgical trainees missing out?
Rob Freeman spent a life-changing year as a senior orthopaedic fellow in Malawi