Tickets for PHC Conference 2027 are now on sale. Steve Bennett also welcomes four new members to our Scientific Advisory Committee and reports on a week of radio interviews ahead of World Diabetes Day.
I'm delighted to say that tickets for PHC Conference 2027 are now live. We'll be at Warwick Hall, Warwick, on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 April, with a great line up including Professor Ben Bikman, Professor Richard Johnson and Dr Adrian Soto-Mota.
The conference is our main fundraising event of the year, as well as two days of the latest prevention science. Every ticket helps fund our work to prevent chronic disease, so the more people who come, the more good we can do. My aim is simple: our biggest conference yet.
So please, spread the word as widely as you can. Share it with friends, family, colleagues and your local groups.
Two things worth knowing:
- Early bird prices are available now, until 31 January 2027.
- Anyone who has been on one of our courses gets the member discount, as do our Members, Ambassadors and Associates. If you know someone who has done The Lifestyle Club or Liberate, please let them know.
Welcoming our new scientific advisers
Our Scientific Advisory Committee meets next week, and it will be the first meeting for our four new members: Dr Isabella Cooper, Professor Ben Bikman, Professor Richard Johnson and Dr Adrian Soto-Mota. They join a committee chaired by Dr David Unwin, and I'm thrilled to welcome them.
A busy week on air
With World Diabetes Day on Saturday, I've spent much of this week on the radio talking about type 2 diabetes, and in particular about the remarkable work of Dr David Unwin. At his NHS practice in Southport, around half of the patients with type 2 diabetes who chose a lower carbohydrate approach reached remission without medication. It's a powerful reminder that many diseases of modern life can be prevented, and many can be reversed.
One thing you can do this week: share the conference link with three people you think would love it.
Thank you, as always, for everything you do.
Steve Bennett, Chief Executive, Preventive Health Collaboration
