EXPLORE weekend is hosted annually by the Royal Geographical Society (RGS) and offers something for everyone with an adventurous spirit.

The University of Tasmania’s exciting Healthcare in Remote and Extreme Environments (HREE) programme explained by Doctors: Georgina East, Daniel Lack and Robert Dickson.

Latest updates from the academic community over the spring season.

WEM 2022 review. We are so grateful to WEM for inviting us back to cover what is undoubtedly the highlight of the conference calendar for those with an adventurous streak.

Welcome to the Winter edition of Evidence Explorer – your one stop shop for summaries of the latest publications in expedition medicine and global health.

Wishing all of our readers across the globe a wonderful holiday season with family, friends and colleagues. Wherever you are we hope you have some time away from the hospital/practice for adventures large or small. A review of 2022.

The European Society of Extreme Environment Medicine is a new, free, informal society for students and professionals with an interest in this field. It was created to promote the sharing of ideas and resources for anyone with a passion in one or more of 5 medical subgroups: space, dive, mountain, humanitarian and expedition.

A summary of some of the most pertinent publications in expedition medicine and global heath from Autumn 2022

Passionate about adventure as part of your medical career? Intrigued and excited to spread the word about colleagues’ adventures with medicine? Keen to support the growth and development of a world-renowned resource? Read on to find out how you can join our expanding AM team….

Engineer Daniel Abrahams talks about the motivations behind, and intended benefits of, campaigning for better cycling infrastructure on our streets. He has co-founded the Edinburgh version of Critical Mass, which strives to improve cycle-safety on our streets through a pre-figurative approach: create a monthly cycling paradise and show people the benefits.