Former Nice boss becomes first president in society’s history to be voted in by membership
The Royal Society of Medicine has elected a new president after voting was opened up to members for the first time.
Previous elections were decided by a vote among RSM trustees, but the latest election saw 7.5 per cent of members have their say.
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