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Brighton and Sussex Medical School

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Brighton and Sussex Medical School

Tickets to the Menstruation Research Conference 2026 (registration)

Tickets to the Menstruation Research Conference 2026 (registration)

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Tickets to the Menstruation Research Conference 2026 (registration)

These tickets are currently available exclusively to confirmed presenters at the MRN Conference. They will be released to the general public in May

Registration price includes:

-        registration and entrance to the conference (2-day in person tickets)

-        arrival and breaktime refreshments and hot and cold drinks throughout the event

-        attendance at conference entertainment and performances, including the conference dinner (food included) and networking event on the evening of 7th July

-        online tickets: access to online live streaming of the conference main auditorium (selected recordings will be posted on the conference website after the event)

 

Registration Fees

In-Person Ticket Tiers:

Fees will cover registration, morning and break time refreshments, lunch on two days, and attendance at our social event featuring conference dinner and entertainment on day 1 on 7TH July 2026

In person tickets are for two-day attendance.

PLEASE SELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING TICKET TIERS:

Pay-It-Forward Ticket (£350) – For those who can afford to support underrepresented groups to attend in-person on a subsidised ticket rate

Supporter Ticket (£250) – For those who want to contribute towards supporting our conference

General Ticket (£200) – For those who cannot stretch to a Supporter Ticket

Subsidised Ticket (£150) – For students with no funding; part-time, low-waged, or unpaid workers; and all those who would not otherwise be able to attend

 

Online Ticket Tiers:

Online two days (£75) – Online access to talks in the main auditorium for two days

Online single day ticket (£50) – Online access to talks in the main auditorium for one day

Menstruation Research Conference – Join us in July 2026 at Brighton Medical School for the 2026 Menstruation Research Conference co-hosted by 4M and MRN.

Queries: 

menstruationresearchconference@gmail.com

 

 

 

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£10.00

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£20.00

Description

Ageing&HIV 2026
Date: 2nd October
Venue: Midland Hotel, Manchester
Ageing&HIV is a multidisciplinary meeting on HIV and Ageing hosted by CHAIN UKI.
Registration price includes:
- registration and entrance to the meeting (1-day in person attendance)
- arrival and breaktime refreshments, lunch and a networking reception following the meeting
This meeting is funded by Viiv, Gilead and MSD. The Sponsors had no input into the meeting agenda or content of the meeting, choice of speaker or arrangements of this conference.

Standard registration: £20
If you are unable to cover this registration fee, please contact the meeting organisers on chain.uki@bsms.ac.uk to register for the meeting.

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HEARSAY Have you ever said that? Workshops Returnable Deposit Payment

£50.00

Description

HEARSAY is a highly interactive workshop which focuses on challenging areas of communication HCPs have with patients in the metastatic setting. The workshop does not make definitive judgements as to what is the ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ way in which to communicate, rather to permit delegates to query the ways in which they say the things that they do and to consider more flexible approaches.

https://shore-c.sussex.ac.uk/docs/HearsayFlyer2026.pdf

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