Evidence. Excellence. Education.
What does fBILM represent?
FBILM is the Fellowship of the British Institute for Longevity Medicine. It recognises doctors and other suitably qualified clinicians who have made a meaningful contribution to longevity medicine, whether through examination, clinical leadership, research, education or service development.
BILM Fellowship is intended to signal commitment to high standards, evidence-based practice and professional integrity in longevity, preventive and regenerative medicine.
Ways to achieve Fellowship
There are two routes to FBILM:
Fellowship by Examination
This route is for GMC-registered doctors who wish to demonstrate advanced knowledge and clinical competence in longevity medicine through the BILM Fellowship Examination.
Candidates who successfully complete the examination and meet all membership requirements may be awarded FBILM.
Fellowship by Distinction
This route is for individuals who have made a significant and sustained contribution to longevity medicine through one or more of the following:
- Clinical leadership.
- Research and publication.
- Education and training.
- Service development.
- Policy, standards or guideline development.
- National or international contribution to the field.
Applications for Fellowship by Distinction are considered on merit and evidence of impact, relevance and professional standing.
What FBILM represents
BILM Fellowship is intended to signal commitment to high standards, evidence-based practice and professional integrity in longevity, preventive and regenerative medicine.
FBILM is more than a title. It reflects:
Commitment to safe, ethical and evidence-based longevity medicine.
Contribution to the development of the specialty and profession.
Support for the standards and aims of BILM.
FBILM may be appropriate for:
Doctors building a career in longevity medicine.
Senior clinicians leading longevity or preventive medicine services.
Academic and research contributors in ageing and healthspan.
Educators, authors and guideline developers in the field.
Professionals whose work has materially advanced longevity medicine.
Recognition by a professional body dedicated to advancing the field.
Further details on eligibility, supporting evidence and the application process are available in the exam sections of the website or by contacting us.
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Evidence-based medicine and real-world evidnce
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Ageing Biology and multi-omics
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Clinical care for age-related conditions
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Lifestyle and nutrition interventions
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psychosocial determinants of health
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digital health and Ai-assisted tools
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Evidence-based medicine and real-world evidnce
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Ageing Biology and multi-omics
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Clinical care for age-related conditions
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Lifestyle and nutrition interventions
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psychosocial determinants of health
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digital health and Ai-assisted tools