Looking forward to reading this book, which was delivered yesterday. I found Prichard one of the most interesting figures while researching Bristol’s medical history years ago.
Accidents during the black outs of WWII, a letter from Lucian Freud comments on “most people have scars either on their on their noses or foreheads from walking into posts.”
Much Ado About Nothing at RSC in Stratford. Loads of actors making their RSC debut in this performance and clearly having fun doing so.
A visit to the Anaesthetists Heritage Centre to round off another marathon day. I’ll sleep as soundly as one of Morton’s patients tonight.
Royal College of Obs and Gynae today with a visit to Hilda Lloyd, their first woman President and Bham prof of surgery.
Royal College of Obs and Gynae today with a visit to Hilda Lloyd, their first woman President and Bham prof of surgery.
Breakthrough moments in the Museum of the Order of St John yesterday at part of the medical simulation project.
Investigating the dental phantom at the British Dental Association in London today
So many songs about his 15-year old self I was starting to feel nervous being out on a school night.
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You and me both
English Composition question in Brit. Optical Assoc. exam in 1939. I wish I could see the answers of students who wrote on “If I were a Dictator” question.
At British Optical Association Museum in London today where you can see the full range of spectacles offered as part of the NHS in 1948
Lucky I’m not in the quiet coach, as my book and the ad in this train carriage are striking up quite a conversation
I hope there are no own goals, or you’ll just start thinking of work again.
Medicine in multicultural Birmingham in 1970. Simple Urdu for dental students as published in the student medical magazine.
New taxis for Bham or just here for Easter? I know I’d sooner take one of these than an Uber.
Congrats to Pieter on this interesting and relevant volume that has come out in the Clio Medica series I edit with Cathy McClive and Bogdan Iacob.
Bored my daughter on the way to the REP theatre in Brum last night by telling her all about Birmingham’s history as represented in this new painted egg.
Yes, I ran out of characters, but he was certainly a presence here until 1977 when he retired from his chair here.
And a table that was published with that article in 1970.
Social Medicine emerged in the second half of the 20thC. In the 1970s medical school started adding community medicine to the revised curriculum. This interesting article by students in Bham published in 1970.
Ad for Warwickshire County Dental Service in spring 1970. Luncheon allowances and car loan scheme.
Do you have a Vienna mask as part of this exhibition or any simulation equipment?
You can’t be more clear about it. They’ve showed their true colours.
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My neighbours don’t deserve that tree. Full magnolia explosion already.
Getting to know more of the midlands via its less travelled roads this weekend. Pleased to discover Copper Beech brewery at the end of this ride.
