We were delighted to launch our new Moving Medicine tools earlier this month at the International Society for Physical Activity and Health Congress (ISPAH). Produced in partnership with Public Health…
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Nomination of Vice President – Dr Mike Rossiter
Nomination of Vice President - Dr Mike Rossiter Congratulations to Dr Mike Rossiter on his appointment as one of the two Vice-Presidents of the Faculty. Mike is currently an…
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First Annual Moving Medicine conference in collaboration with the National Centre for Sport and Exercise Medicine on Thursday 23rd May 2019. The Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine is proud…
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The Role of Physical Activity and Sport in Mental Health – Five Questions with Dr. Nick Peirce
Reduce depression and cognitive decline by up to 30% with regular exercise? Can this be so? For those of us ‘in the know’ in this field of sport and exercise…
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Mental Health Position Statement Engages Healthcare Community
The Faculty's new statement The Role of Physical Activity and Sport in Mental Health has been shared widely across the SEM and healthcare community. The statement outlines the evidence for physical…
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Workforce Strategy for NHS England
The Faculty responded to Facing the Facts Shaping the Future: A Draft Health and Care Workforce Strategy for England to 2027. Read more and download a PDF of our full response Health…
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Exertional Heat Stroke Position Statement Updated
The Faculty's position statement on Exertional Heat Stroke (EHS) has been reviewed and updated by the authors to include the latest recommendations for recognising and treating athletes with EHS. View…
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As we continue to raise the profile of Sport and Exercise Medicine, for its skills and research which are relevant to our modern day NHS, physical activity and mental health has…
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We are asking our members to opt-in to our monthly e-bulletin
From 25th May 2018 the Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine UK will be following the new EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This means that we are asking our…
Read More Reduce Depression and Cognitive Decline by up to 30% with Regular Exercise
Strong evidence exists showing a 20-30% reduction in depression in adults who participate in physical activity daily There is clear evidence that physical activity reduces the risk of cognitive decline…
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