Elective care in general surgery, the treatment of falls in the elderly and the long-term survival of the NHS, all in our latest Journal.
From urology to falls in the elderly, endometriosis to whether or not it is a good idea to drink!
It was all discussed at the BIDA International Conference in Mexico, and you can now view a report plus see our impressive array of speakers.
We will be tapping into some of the detail of the speeches here, over the next few weeks.
Find details of our next international event, by going to FORTHCOMINGEVENTS

Our women’s healthcare forum chair Dr Anita Sharma has produced a blog on the very real link between gynaecological condition Endometriosis and cognitive degeneration.
Visit our BLOGs page to read it.
If you would like to know more about her charity Endometriosis Awareness North, visit their website – www.endometriosisawarenessnorth.com

Competing in sport encourages a comradeship rarely seen in any other walk of life.
And now the cricket season is in full swing, it is something BIDA uses to break down boundaries and introduce international healthcare workers to life in Britain.
Visit our BIDA Sports page and you can read all about activities for everyone and opportunities to compete – go to

Treating the result of a tumble by an elderly person should be just the first step in treating a fall.
So says an article in our latest BIDA journal which argues that investigations into whether or not the patient was conscious at the time of the event, or if it was preceded by certain behaviours, could be indicators of serious disease.
Such reflections might reveal the likes of dementia or Parkinson's, meaning earlier intervention and better treatment.
Penned by Dr Anil Kumar, this is one of a plethora of pieces to both inform and update in our latest publication – which offers plenty of food for thought for medics.
Download the above BIDA Journal for more.

The full brochure for BIDA’s 17th International Conference has just been published.
And it promises to be a wonderfully colourful mix of serious debate and historical site seeing.
Amongst the activities planned is a visit to The Valley of the Kings and some time at the Giza Pyramids – built for the Pharoh Khufu, and dating back to 2600 B.C!
The science part of the programme will look at good practice from a myriad of countries, so that we can make good health a universal notion.
The pyramid shape has been used to illustrate good nutrition and light pyramids – or prisms – are also used in meditation and yoga.
For a full brochure, visit FORTHCOMINGEVENTS

BIDA aims to support, encourage, train and acknowledge the wonderful work of Britain’s international doctors and dentists, without whom our NHS would simply collapse. We also promote understanding, tolerance, equity and fairness – join us, today at Join BIDA | British Internationa

Watch a message from our President on the 50-year-anniversary of BIDA and why we are founded on a philosophy of “friendship, dignity, respect and service above oneself.” https://www.youtube.com/shorts/C1HVB3oy2e8
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