Welcome to Tony Kirby PR
Tony Kirby PR has been managing media and communications for a range of international medical conferences and journals since 2012, with articles regularly placed in top tier media outlets such as the BBC, the New York Times and CNN.
Recent Press Releases
Maximum media exposure for the medical science sectors
Very low calorie diets are safe and acceptable for teenagers with moderate to severe obesity when used short-term and supported by a dietitian, Australian study finds
Embargo: 2301H UK time Saturday 16 March 2024 *This is an early press release from the European Congress on
Long COVID ‘indistinguishable’ from other post-viral syndromes a year after infection
Authors, who include Queensland’s Chief Health Officer, say it is time to stop using terms like ‘long COVID’ as
Is obesity passed down the generations? Individuals are much more likely to be living with obesity in middle age if their parents were living with obesity, Norwegian research finds
Embargo: 2301H UK time Thursday 7 March 2024 *This is an early press release from the European Congress on
Testimonials
Tony fulfilled his responsibilities with diligence and enthusiasm. He built up a strong and respected reputation among health journalists. He met their needs and exceeded their expectations consistently. I can thoroughly recommend Tony for any aspect of press and media relations management.
Tony always manages to choose a very interesting selection of materials and abstracts to write press releases on, making it much easier for us to cover these medical meetings and other projects which he is involved in. I would certainly recommend his company to any international medical meeting looking to expand its media coverage.
Tony Kirby PR has continued to supply AFP with pertinent and timely material about major medical conferences that are difficult for us to cover but of keen interest to our large client base worldwide. Tony’s story selection and writing is of a high standard, and I would recommend him to any medical conference or journal looking to improve its media output.