The case is the first in which a doctor has faced disciplinary charges relating to the controversial field of false, or recovered, memory syndrome. If Dr Eastgate is found guilty, he faces being struck off or suspended from the medical register.
Due to the ongoing Covid pandemic we are still not holding any public meetings. As soon as it is safe again, we hope to reinstate our regular conferences. Watch this space.
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Autumn Edition of FACTion Magazine Now Available
The Autumn edition of our magazine ‘FACTion’ is now available here. Because of the Coronavirus pandemic we couldn’t hold our usual AGM, so this edition […]
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