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This article presents summaries of papers presented at the BAD Investigative Group Meeting, held in Bristol, England in January 1982. Some of the topics are: raised arachidonic acid and prostaglandin levels in dithranol erythema, the effect of benzoyl peroxide on cutaneous micro-organisms in vitro, vascular changes in urticaria and urticarial vasculitis; a light and electron microscopic study, definition of a critical period in the MSH control of coat colour in the agouti mouse, irritant reactions to dithranol in normal subjects and psoriatic patients, and others.

The article presents information about the 2nd Franco-British Reunion organized by the British Association of Dermatology which took place in London, England during July 20-21, 1956. The first day was occupied by eight papers related to dermatology, four of which were read by our French guests and four by British members. The nest morning a clinical meeting was held at Saint Thomas's Hospital at which 41 dermatological cases were demonstrated and afterwards discussed. The principal speakers were dermatologist G. B. Dowling and dermatologist Alice Carleton proposed the health of the guests.

The article presents information on the thirty-fourth annual meeting of the British Association of Dermatology. The meeting was held in Cambridge, England, on June 24, 25 and 26 under the presidency of C. H. Whittle. Next day morning was devoted to a discussion on patch testing in which papers were read by S.C. Gold, C.D. Calnan, J.B. Lyon, H.T.H. Wilson and Brian Russell. On Saturday morning there was a demonstration of thirty-three clinical cases of varied and considerable interest. Douglas Freshwater was presented with the Golf Challenge Cup which he had wrested from a Scottish holder during the afternoon.

Presents a schedule of activities and abstracts of papers for the 5th meeting of the British Epidermo-Epidemiology Society in Nottingham, England. "How Common Is Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer in the Population and What Are the Future Public Health Priorities?," by Harvey I.; "Epidemiology of Epidermolysis Bullosa in Scotland," by Priestley, G. C., Eady R. A. J., and Tidman, M. J.; "Sunbeds, Sunscreens, Vitamin D and Melanoma Risk - Risk of a Backlash," by Rona M. Mackie.

Presents the schedule of the British Association of Dermatologists Sixty-Sixth Annual Meeting in Sheffield, England.

The article focuses on the forty-sixth Annual Meeting of the British Association of Dermatology that held in Oxford, England on 20-23 July, 1966 under the Presidency of Dr. H. Renwick Vickers. The meeting was attended by 352 members and guests, many of whom stayed at Lady Margaret Hall. This must have been a record meeting in terms of the number of participants and the number of papers read, 134 and 37 respectively. Alkaline phosphates shown by the histochemical method revealed the minute patterns of the cutaneous circulation through staining of the endothelium of capillaries and arterioles.

The article presents information on the meeting of the British Society for Dermatopathology, which was held on 19 July 1990, at Warwick, in England. Several scientists and scholars from the medical field presented their research papers and case reports at the meeting of the Society. Scientists R. Cerio and E. Wilson Jones discussed the concept of histogenesis of lamellar fibrosis. In addition, scientists N. Nolan and S. Rogers presented a case report on the sclerosing sweat duct carcinoma at the meeting.

The article reports on the 50th annual general meeting of the British Association of Dermatology that was held in Sheffield, England on from July 9-11, 1970. At the meeting, officers for the association for the session 1970- 1971 were elected. Papers on the general theme of autoantibodies and the skin were also presented during the meeting. The annual clinical meeting was held during the annual general meeting.

This article informs about the annual meeting of the British Association of Dermatologists. This will be held in Nottingham on July 12 to 15, 1978 under the Presidency of Dr. P.D.C.Kinmont. The business meeting will be held on Wednesday, July 12 at 3.30 p.m. and all Thursday and Friday morning will be devoted to scientific papers. The clinical meeting will be held on Saturday morning, July 15. The meetings will be held at the Queen's Medical Centre adjacent to the Nottingham University Campus.

This article presents information on the fifty eighth annual meeting of the British Association of Dermatology in Nottingham. Some of the papers presented at the meeting were "Recent advances in the cutaneous hepatic porphyrias," by professor G. H. Elder, "Tolerance to the anti-seborrhoeic effect of topically applied progesterone," by N.B. Simpson, P.E.Bowden, W.J.Cunliffe and R.A.Forster, "Cold urticaria vasculitis," by R.A.J. Eady, C.B.Bentley-Phillips, T.M.Keahey and M.W.Greaves and "Pyoderma gangrenosum: Clinical and investigative findings in patients," by P.J.A.Holt, M. G. Davies and G.Huki.

This article presents news and notices related to dermatology. The first winter meeting of the British Association of Dermatology will be held on Saturday, March 22, 1969 in London, England. Papers on investigative aspects of dermatology should be submitted to I. Sarkany, Royal Free Hospital, Gray's Inn Road, London by December 31, 1968, and should be accompanied by abstracts approximately 100 words in length. The Excerpta Medica Foundation has announced the publication in 1969 of bi-monthly classified lists of titles in each medical speciality. The unrivalled resources of the Foundation will ensure that this new publication will provide the same service, but still more comprehensively, than the Bibliographic Supplements issued with the British Journal of Dermatology for the past 5 years.

The article presents information about the 36th Annual Meeting of the British Association of Dermatology which was held in London, England during July 18-19, 1956. At the meeting, the proposal was considered that ordinary members over the age of 65 should be placed on a separate list of Senior Ordinary Members and that the limited number of ordinary members should not include these senior members. This was adopted. It was decided that the next annual meeting should be held in London on July 26-28, 1957, under the presidency of Dr. W.N. Goldsmith.

The article presents information about the forty-first Annual Meeting of the British Association of Dermatology that was held in Liverpool, England, on July 6-8, 2005, under the presidency of G.W. Bamber. It was attended by 79 members and 15 visitors. At the Business Meeting the following were elected to serve on the Executive Committee for 1961-62: G.H. Percival; G.W. Bamber; H.W. Gordon; J.T. Ingram. The first morning of scientific business was devoted to papers on genetics. Scientist C.A. Clarke spoke on the criteria for inherited factors in disease and selected for discussion the parent/offspring correlation, associations with genetic markers and abnormalities of serum gammaglobulin.

This article presents information on the annual meeting of the British Association of Dermatologists. This was the first time the Association had visited Nottingham and the occasion was marked by a civic reception, on the Wednesday evening. The holding of the business meeting earlier that afternoon allowed freer discussion of important topics and its transfer from Thursday morning met with the approval of most members. In addition to twenty-two papers reporting original work, guest lectures were given by Professor R.W.Baldwin on "The Prospects for Tumour Immunotherapy, Professor G.H. Elder on "Recent Advances in the Cutaneous Hepatic Porphyrias" and Professor Klaus Wolff on "The Langerhans Cell."

The article presents information about meetings related to dermatology. The summer meeting of British Association of Dermatology will be held in London under the presidency of physician G.B. Mitchell-Heggs from July 17th to 19th, 1969 at the Royal College of Physicians. The main symposium will be devoted to paediatric dermatology. 13th Congress of the Association des Dermatologistes et Syphiligraphes de Langue Française will be held in Turin from June 7th to 9th, 1969. The principal themes will be the follicular mucinoses, juvenile xanthogranulomatoses and antimalarial drugs in dermatology.

Lists congresses and conventions organized by trade and professional associations related to dermatology from 1982 to 1983 in London, England. Annual meeting of the BAD in London; on June 29 to July 23, 1983 at London; Conference on Lasers on November 2, 1982 at London; Conference on psoriasis care at Gothenburg, Sweden on August 1983.

The article presents information related to various congresses and conventions to be held in the field of dermatology. The next meeting of British Association of Dermatologists will be held at the University of Leeds, Leeds in England, on January 23 and 24, 1976. The Rudolph Ellender Medical Foundation will be presenting its Second Annual Dermatocryosurgical Seminar on October 4 and 5, 1975. Applications are invited from those wishing to be considered for inclusion in the Diploma of Dermatology Course commencing October 6, 1976. Applications should be submitted before November 30, 1975.

Presents the schedule and list of programs of the Annual Meeting of the British Association of Dermatologist in Harrogate, England.

Presents a schedule of topics to be discussed in the different sessions during the British Society for Investigative Dermatology held on September 1994 in Bath, England.

Highlights the Annual Meeting of the British Society for Investigative Dermatology which was held in Nottingham, England on September 20–21, 1993. Event description; Theme; Attendees; Topics discussed.

Presents the program of the British Association of Dermatologists Annual Meeting in Cambridge, England. Duration of the event; List of lecturers; Highlights of the meeting.

The article informs about the British Association of Dermatology's winter meeting, March 7, 1970, Middlesex Hospital, London. Papers related to dermatology will be presented on the occasion.

Highlights the Annual Meeting of the British Association of Dermatologists in London, England. Total number of participants; Official guests of the organization; Topics discussed at the event.

The article presents news related to dermatology. The Postgraduate Medical School of the University of Cambridge in Cambridge, England will hold the Annual Course on the Biology of Skin during December 7-12, 1964. The course is intended primarily for registrars and others who have recently commenced the study of clinical dermatology, but all who are interested are invited to attend. The 27th Congress of the German Dermatological Society will take place in Freiburg, Germany during September 29-October 2, 1965 under the direction of Professor K.W. Kalkoff.