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Events

Upcoming Events

The Lyme Resource Centre has been invited to attend a range of medical educational events in the coming months, as we continue to raise awareness of the risks of ticks and Lyme disease.

Primary Care Show

14/15 May 2025 NEC Birmingham

Event for NHS and private clinicians working in primary and community care.

Primary Care Show

RCPCH Conference

26-28 Mar 2025 Glasgow

Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health Conference

RCPCH Conference

Clinical Pharmacy Congress

9/10 May 2025 Excel London

Europe's largest event for clinical pharmacy professionals

Clinical Pharmacy Congress

Past Events

The LRC team supported a wide range of events during 2024. Via a combination of exhibition stands and conference presentations we worked to raise awareness of ticks & Lyme disease amongst Members of the Scottish Parliament, health professionals (including GPs, nurses, paramedics, and pharmacists), Directors of Education, leaders of outdoor organisations and members of the general public.

General Conferences and Presentations

ADES Annual Conference

Excel London

Association of Directors in Scotland Annual Conference

World Congress of Environmental History

Excel London

LRC sponsored presentation by Morven-May and Ritti Soncco

Scottish Parliamentary Event

Excel London

Thanks go to Evelyn Tweed MSP for hosting this special evening on behalf of LRC

CWA Conference

Excel London

Community Woodlands Association Conference

Light up for Lyme

Excel London

Venues and landmarks across the UK were Lighting up for Lyme

Medical Conferences and Presentations

Guidelines Live

Excel London

GP Presentation ‘Diagnosing Lyme disease - unmasking the ‘New Great Imitator’

The Pharmacy Show

Birmingham NEC

LRC presentation ‘Recognising the signs and symptoms of Lyme Disease’

FAIB/FOFATO Conference

Stockport

‘Understanding Lyme disease’

Royal Pharmaceutical Society

Webinar

RPS/LRC - ‘Recognising the symptoms of Lyme disease’

Best Practice

Birmingham NEC

GP presentation ‘Identifying Lyme disease - the 'New Great Imitator'

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