Our AKT question bank can help you can approach your exam date with confidence 💪 Designed by working GPs who have been through the AKT exam themselves, it offers high-quality practice quizzes across 30+ categories and a full-length mock exam to help you succeed. Discover

FREE CPD module: Epidermolysis bullosa (EB), in conjunction with DEBRA UK and Cuttsy+Cuttsy In this module, we introduce the important learning points of EB and how this is relevant for us in primary care by understanding: 🦠 How we can confidently differentiate

The days are getting shorter, a time of year when many people struggle to find motivation... The answer? A course from NB Medical 🤩

Did you miss our recent course on Women's Health? Don't worry, it's now available on demand... Our new and updated women’s health course - brought to you by Stephanie, Zoe, and Phillippa - covered updates in menopause and contraception, PCOS and endometriosis, premenstrual

Looking for a Primary Care Cardiology and EGC update? 🫀 This course is designed to upskill GPs and primary care healthcare professionals with the up-to-date management of common cardiovascular conditions, including ECG analysis and interpretation. Using a case-based approach,

🤞 Wishing the best of luck to everyone sitting their AKT exam today 🍀

BLOG: CORE blimey! A promising new tool for identifying risk of significant liver disease Liver disease is a rising health concern, with the latest data showing that the rate of premature deaths from liver disease increased by almost 40% in 20 years up to 2022. Further, the

Half-day Men's Health update - 14th November 2025 The NB Medical Men's Health for Primary Care course is ideal for anyone who looks after men and their health concerns in primary care. This evidence-based half-day course will cover updates on all things related to male genitalia

BLOG: Time to switch patients from aspirin to clopidogrel for secondary prevention? In his latest blog, Dr Nick Jones discusses new research suggesting that clopidogrel is superior to aspirin for the secondary prevention of coronary artery disease. Read it here:

Upcoming courses this month... For more details, please visit nbmedical.com.

We returned to live face-to-face events in September. Did you attend? Would you like to see more? 🧑‍⚕️ Live webinars are also popular, and on-demand recordings offer total flexibility, as you can dip in and out when it suits you 💻 Visit the NB Medical website to discover how our

There are two more opportunities to join our ever-popular GP Update course before the end of the year: 📅 Thursday 6th November 📅 Saturday 22nd November No courses are scheduled for December, so if you are thinking of attending, put the date in your diary now!

FREE CPD module: Epidermolysis bullosa (EB), in conjunction with DEBRA UK and Cuttsy+Cuttsy In this module, we introduce the important learning points of EB and how this is relevant for us in primary care by understanding: 🦠 How we can confidently differentiate

Three Hot Topics courses are running this weekend: 🧑‍⚕️ GP Update 🫀 Cardiology & ECG 🩸 Abnormal Blood Results Are you due some CPD? Visit the NB Medical website to discover more about these courses and what we have in store for 2026! buff.ly/uJX163v

Starting soon - the Hot Topics GP Update course. See you there!

✅ Why register for NB Medical’s webinars? All courses include: 📚 a printed handbook 💻 12 months' access to an online course reference book for easy searchability ⏯️ on-demand access to the presentations for a review/refresh of your knowledge Each course is available for

Starting soon - the Hot Topics Cardiology and ECG course. See you there!

Starting soon - the Hot Topics Abnormal Blood Results course. See you there!

Are you ready to tackle whatever walks through your door? The NB Medical Urgent Care Course has been completely revamped to reflect real-world challenges in urgent and unscheduled care. Join us on 15th November! Whether you work in an out-of-hours service, walk-in centre, or

NEW BLOG: LUTS in men - it’s not all about the prostate It is estimated that at least 30% of men over the age of 65 have bothersome lower urinary tract symptoms, but many do not seek help, so addressing their symptoms when they do present is important. Dr Rob Walker talks