PHC Conference 2027
Prevent the preventable, reverse the reversible
Most diseases of modern life can be prevented. Many can be reversed.
When
Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 April 2027
- Saturday: 9:30 to 17:00
- Sunday: 9:30 to 16:00
Where
Warwick Hall, Warwick
Conference dinner on the Saturday evening
Map of Warwick Hall (opens in a new tab)A family conference weekend
The UK's conference on prevention
Doctors, scientists, campaigners and the public, together for two days on how to prevent the diseases of modern life, in the historic town of Warwick at the end of the Easter holidays. Bring the family and make a weekend of it.
- When
- 10 and 11 April 2027
- Where
- Warwick Hall, Warwick
- Dinner
- Saturday evening, 19:00
- Tickets
- On sale 11 November 2026
Tickets
Tickets on sale 11 November
Leave your first name and email address and we will email you once, on the morning of 11 November, when tickets go on sale.
In person
2 days
Early bird
£129
Members £99
Standard
£169
Members £139
In person
1 day
Early bird
£79
Members £59
Standard
£99
Members £79
Online
2 days
Early bird
£79
Members £59
Standard
£89
Members £69
Online
1 day
Early bird
£39
Members £29
Standard
£49
Members £39
Save up to £30
with the members' price on every ticket, for Members, Ambassadors, Associates and course participants
Early bird
until 31 January 2027
Recordings
30 days access included with every ticket
Speakers
Confirmed speakers for PHC Conference 2027, with more to be announced.
Dr Wafaa Abdel-Hadi
Clinical oncologist and functional medicine practitioner
Founded AWARE Clinic in 2014 after 13 years in clinical oncology. Her work brings together oncology, nutrition and personalised lifestyle approaches.
Professor Ben Bikman
Professor of Cell Biology and Physiology, Brigham Young University
Studies insulin, insulin resistance and ketones, and their role in obesity and chronic disease. Author of Why We Get Sick.
Dr David Cavan
Consultant Physician and Endocrinologist
Dr David Cavan is a consultant endocrinologist who specialises in lifestyle as well as medical management of diabetes. He has international experience of developing lifestyle programmes and has written several books including ‘How to Reverse Type 2 diabetes and Prediabetes’ and ‘A guide to weight loss injections’.
Professor Glen Jeffery
Professor of Neuroscience, UCL
Researches vision, ageing and how light affects cellular energy production at UCL’s Institute of Ophthalmology, including the effects of red and near-infrared light on mitochondria.
Dr Christopher Palmer
Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School
Founded the Metabolic and Mental Health Program at McLean Hospital. His work explores metabolic approaches to psychiatric care, including ketogenic diets, and the brain energy theory of mental illness.
Dr Adrian Soto-Mota
Physician scientist, Salvador Zubirán National Institute of Medical Sciences and Nutrition, Mexico City
Leads the Metabolic Diseases Research Unit. His Lipid Energy Model explains why some lean people see large rises in LDL cholesterol on low carbohydrate diets.
Dr David Unwin FRCGP
NHS GP and Chair of our Scientific Advisory Committee
Founding member of PHC whose work at Norwood Surgery in Southport has helped many patients put type 2 diabetes into remission.
Dr David Jehring
Chair of Trustees, Preventive Health Collaboration
Former NHS family doctor and chief executive of Black Pear Software, putting joined-up health records in the hands of patients and clinicians.
Bring the family
A family weekend in Warwick
Bring the family. Spend the weekend in Warwick. Attend the conference while they explore. Come together in the evenings.
Health is not something that happens only in the consulting room. It is built through the way we eat, move, connect and live together, so we want partners and children to feel genuinely welcome.
The conference falls on the last weekend of the Easter holidays, with Warwick Castle, the river and the old town a short walk away. Arrive on the Friday, settle in, and head home on Sunday afternoon in time for school and work on Monday.
Warwick Castle on the doorstep
One of England’s best-loved castles, minutes from the conference, for a day out while the sessions run.
The river, the town and the outdoors
Riverside walks, parks and a historic market town to explore together.
Time together in the evenings
Delegates, partners and children, all welcome when the day’s sessions end.
Family weekend
Cookery masterclasses with Giancarlo and Katie Caldesi
Italian cooking and practical lower-carbohydrate ideas for enjoyable, nourishing everyday meals, from the founders of La Cucina Caldesi cookery school.
Masterclass host
Giancarlo Caldesi
Chef, restaurateur and cookery teacher
Tuscan-born chef who runs restaurants and a cookery school with Katie. Putting his type 2 diabetes into remission helped inspire their books on lower-carbohydrate eating.
Masterclass host
Katie Caldesi
Cookbook author, cookery teacher and recipe developer
Founded La Cucina Caldesi cookery school with Giancarlo. Her writing and teaching explore Italian food, food history and practical lower-carbohydrate cooking.
Photo: Tom Podmore on Unsplash 
Photo: A Perry on Unsplash 
Photo: Neven Myst on Unsplash
We will share family activities, accommodation and the full programme when tickets go on sale.
Saturday evening
The conference dinner
A real food dinner with speakers, members and supporters.
- Date
- Saturday 10 April 2027
- Time
- From 19:00
- Venue
- Warwick Hall, Warwick
- Price
- £79 per person, booked separately
Get involved
Be part of the weekend
Exhibit
Exhibit or sponsor
Stands for organisations that share our values.
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Help on the day
Join the volunteer team for the weekend.
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Watch past talks
Talks from previous PHC conferences on our YouTube channel.
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Watch or revisit 2026
Speakers, schedule and exhibitors from PHC Conference 2026, Nourish to Flourish.
Revisit 2026