At the Limits
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‘At the Limits’ has been leading medical education for over 25 years with events in multiple disease areas across the globe.
Join the thousands of clinicians, specialists, academics, scientists, nurses & researchers who have met face-to-face in inspiring and stimulating academic environments to experience presentations, discussions and debate with the world’s leading researchers, scientists, and clinicians. Meetings take place throughout the year, including upcoming events in London, Tokyo, Sao Paulo and other major international destinations. The academically independent meetings are supported by industry and They encourage supporters to attend with a delegation of senior medical personnel to build and maintain the relationships between medicine and industry which are so essential for the development and understanding of successful patient care.
They enable the maximum number of HCP’s to experience the very highest quality medical education, whilst enabling Their supporters to build the relationships with the expert medical community that are essential to the future development of radical healthcare solutions.
Their story:
In the late 1990’s, a chance meeting led to the creation of the original Cardiology at the Limits meeting which took place at the University of Cape Town, the location of the world’s first heart transplant. The event soon grew to add Diabetes and then Nephrology to the programme and as well as European delegates They welcomed a sub-saharan audience. Years later Their events run in multiple disease areas across the globe with guests from dozens of countries. The science is always of the very highest standard and At the Limits events are acknowledged as some of the most highly regarded in medical education.