Some Papers Read 1993-2011

• 'History of Haemophilia'
• 'History of Tobacco Control'
• Friars and Medicine
• History of Oncology
• History of Bioterrorism
• Apocryphal Tobit and the Truth: Couching for Cataracts in Antiquity
• Peter Lowe: Founder of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, Man of Mystery
• The Polish School of Medicine in Edinburgh
• Roentgen’s Rays and his Scottish Disciples
• History of the Royal Victoria Hospital, Edinburgh
• Sir Robert Philip: Pioneer of Tuberculosis Treatment
• Mandrake
• How Medical Rhubarb came to Scotland
• Robert Burns, an Ayrshire Lad
• The Phrenologists and Robert Burns
• The Rise of British Hepatology
• Before Chiron: Healing in the Prehistoric Aegean
• Medical Forecasting in Antiquity and Now: the Same or Different?
• Traditional Medicines of the Highlands and Islands
• Prof J J MacLeod’s Researches into the source of Insulin
• The Women of Royaumont: A Scottish Women’s Hospital on the Western Front
• Drs Lesley Diack and David Smith 'Dr Ian MacQueen and the Aberdeen typhoid outbrteak of 1964; a variety of perspectives'
• Dr SWS Menzies 'Thomas Winterbottom and the welfare of miners'
• Haldane Tait Lecture: Sir Alexander Macara 'Our unique health service, past, present, and future'
• Dr David Boyd 'History of medicine in Caithness'
• Dr Ken Mills 'The Franklin disaster'
• Dr John Cule 'A decided novelty for the British army.....'
• Mr Roy Miller 'A minister's brilliant progeny'
• Dr DC Watt 'LR Penrose and the Eugenic Society
• Dr Bryan Ashworth 'Alfred Nobel and the Medical Prizes'
• Dr Andrew Doig 'The Contribution of the Academic Gregorys to Medicine and Science'
• Dr Henry Noble 'Tooth Transplants'
• Dr Ernest Jellinek 'The Russell Family'
• Dr John Blair 'Liked it or loathed it, we all served'
• Dr Jeffrey Millar 'Early days of Opthalmology in Edinburgh'
• Dr David Wright 'Leeches - past and present'
• Dr Ian Gregg 'Millipedes and Medicine'
• Dr David Wright 'Natural Products used in Anaesthesia'
• Dr Michael Williams 'Duft House and the treatment of diabetes'
• Dr Rufus Ross 'Doc Holiday, gun tottin' dentist of the West'
• Professor Anthony Seaton 'History of occupational lung diseases'
• Dr AR Butler 'Lyon Playfair and Edward Jenner: a St Andrews story'
• Professor Matthew Kaufman 'Medicinal education in 18th and 19th century Edinburgh'
• Mr Roy Miller 'The man who saw his own voice'
• Professor Hugh MacDougall 'A Short History of Oncology'
• Dr Angela Martford 'Healing friars'
• Professor Alasdair Geddes 'A history of bioterrorism'
• Professor Charles Forbes 'History of haemophilia'
• Professor James Friend 'History of tobacco legislation'
• Mrs Susan McCann 'History of nursing'
• Dr David Hamilton 'Gland grafting, monkeys and other donors'
• Dr Magnus Magnusson 'Viking Healers'
• Dr David Sinclair 'History of early surgery'
• Dr Libby Wilson 'Sex and the NHS'
• Professor Dugald Gardiner 'Peace and war: the five lives of Henry Wade'
• Miss Christine Short 'God and Cod: Grenfell in Labrador'
• Dr Iona McCleery 'Medicine and medieval miracles'
• Professor Elizabeth Craik 'Hippocratic medicine'
• Professor Sir Kenneth Calman 'History of cartoons in medicine'
• Professor Ian Paxton 'The decline of St Kilda'
• Dr Anges Walker 'History of Highland medicine'
• Dr Niall Finlayson 'Harvey's world'
• Mr Roy Miller 'The fatal illness of Frederick the Noble'
• Haldane Tait Lecture: Mr John Chalmers 'Disputes amongst Edinburgh doctors in the 19th century'
• Iain Donaldson 'Three literary physician-anatomists in 16th century Paris'
• Iain MacIntyre 'Suffrage, surgery and SWH: Elsie Inglis 1864-1917'
• Haldane Tait Lecture: Prof Hugh Pennington 'Listerism, its reception in Glasgow, Aberdeen, Copenhagen and Diorpat.'
• Dr David Boyd 'Straying from the path; Scottish doctors involved in politics.'
• Dr Gregory Kenicer 'Scottish Vernacular Medicine: A Botanical Perspective'
• Dr Hector Chawla 'Nelson's Eye'
• Dr Michael Dunnill 'Sir Almroth Wright, the Plato of Praed Street.'
• Dr George Gordon 'Did he cut for Tubercle? A detective story.'
• Dr Hugh Brewster 'Dumfries was the first place in Great Britain where ether was administered, a historical curiosity.'
• Dr Francis Toolis 'A tale of two surgeons.'