Obituaries

(Contributed by Fiona Barlow)

Alan qualified as an MB ChB at Manchester University in 1954, with post-graduate qualifications of MD 1959 Manchester, MRCP 1961 Edinburgh, MRC Pathology 1963,...

(Contributed by his sister, Susannah)

Alexander Leslie Honeyman was born on 27 May 1936 at the Cottage Hospital in St Andrews, where his father was Professor of Oriental...

(Based on information supplied by friends and colleagues in Australia)

When asked why she had become a doctor Dr Elder once replied " I wanted to prove that...

(Contributed by Anthony Seaton)

Ian McCallum, uniquely, was Dean of the Faculty of Occupational Medicine, President of the British Society of Occupational Hygiene, President of the Society of Occupational Medicine and...

(Contributed by David Baird)

In 2009 we now take it for granted that men and women have equal rights and opportunities to participate in all aspects of society....

(Dr Linda J Watt FRC Psych)

Kenneth was born in West Yorkshire, the fourth child of Ida and John Binns.

(Contributed by Mrs Olive Bolliger)

Walter Bolliger as born in Switzerland in 1923.

(Contributed by Professor Kevin Webb)

John Webb, always known as Jack, was born in Carlisle on the 5th February 1917.He was the youngest of 10 children. He studied...

(Contributed by Dr Damian Pathy FCRP)

Professor John Pathy, a leading light in the field of Geriatric medicine, died unexpectedly on 9th April 2009.

The death as a result of a cerebro-vascular accident on 14th April of Thomas Andreoli marks the end of a brilliant academic and clinical career, the passing of a...

(Contributed by his wife, Elizabeth Forbes Philp)

Professor Emeritus James R Philp University of Alabama, died 26 May 2009 in South Carolina.

(Partly based on an obituary prepared by Dr Bennett himself)

With his death on 10th May the specialty of infectious diseases has lost one of its leaders and...