Obituaries

  Joan Wright was a deeply respected cardiologist who devoted her career to caring for patients in Manchester and the surrounding area.

  Isobel Hilary Grant (“Hilary”) was born in Edinburgh, the third child of two general practitioners in Carlisle.

  Bill Cattell was an esteemed clinician who created a Department of Nephrology at St Bartholomew’s Hospital, London which became nationally and internationally recognised.

Shyam Singh was a grandson of the last Maharajah of Ajaigarh, Madhya Pradash in the foothills of the Himalayas.

  Desmond Julian, who died on Boxing Day 2019 aged 93, was widely regarded by his peers, nationally and internationally, as the leading British cardiologist of the last 50...

‘I was in prison there’ was Ernest Jellinek’s conversation-stopping contribution, as we were talking about the Isle of Man.

  Clifton ‘Tony’ Lowther was born in Glasgow and studied medicine at Glasgow University.

Ian, as he was known by family, friends and colleagues, was born in West Lothian, Scotland.

  Dr Julian Clive John Lloyd Bath was born in Blackheath, London, on 3 September 1931, to Henry and Julie (née Long Price) Bath.

  Alan Calvert Gibson a Consultant Psychiatrist at St Ann’s Hospital, Poole and Herrison Hospital, Dorchester, died at the age of 92 from a stroke.

  Alasdair Macdougall sadly and suddenly passed away on 24 August 2018 shortly after his 91st birthday, and the world lost one of the early pioneers in kidney medicine...

  Dr Wilfred (Bill) Sircus was born on 26 November 1919 in Liverpool, Lancashire.