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Albert Norman Keynote Opening Address
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Albert Norman Keynote Opening Address
2pm – 2.20pm BST, 23 September 2025 ‐ 20 mins
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The impact and implications for pathology services of a major cyberattack
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The impact and implications for pathology services of a major cyberattack
2.20pm – 2.40pm BST, 23 September 2025 ‐ 20 mins
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The impact and implications for patients and pathology services of the infected blood inquiry
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The impact and implications for patients and pathology services of the infected blood inquiry
2.40pm – 3.10pm BST, 23 September 2025 ‐ 30 mins
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The role of scientists in the media
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The role of scientists in the media
3.10pm – 3.30pm BST, 23 September 2025 ‐ 20 mins
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The importance of pathology in the NHS 10-Year Plan
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The importance of pathology in the NHS 10-Year Plan
4pm – 4.25pm BST, 23 September 2025 ‐ 25 mins
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The 2025 review of diagnostic laboratory services: The state of the nation
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The 2025 review of diagnostic laboratory services: The state of the nation
4.25pm – 4.50pm BST, 23 September 2025 ‐ 25 mins
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Closing address
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Closing address
4.50pm – 5pm BST, 23 September 2025 ‐ 10 mins
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Is obesity a choice?
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Is obesity a choice?
4pm – 5pm BST, 25 September 2025 ‐ 1 hour
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A provocative title for a highly scientific and thought-provoking talk by a distinguished expert. Prof. Giles Yeo is a professor of neuroendocrinology, an author and a broadcaster who has written and spoken extensively on the linked subjects of genetics, the food we consume, and their impact on our weight.
Prof. Yeo has nearly 20 years’ experience studying obesity and the brain control of food intake, uncovering key pathways in the brain that control food intake. His current research focuses on understanding how neural pathways differ between lean and obese people, and the infl uence of genes on our feeding behaviour.
“Clean Eating: The Dirty Truth”, shown on the BBC Horizon programme has been critically acclaimed and has prompted an important national debate about dieting advice and evidence-based science
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Professor Giles Yeo MBE