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VIDEOS OF PREVIOUS LECTURES

Prof John Wilding: 100 years on from the discovery of insulin, 27.10.22. Inaugural lecture, 22/23.

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Prof John Wilding: 100 years on from the discovery of insulin, 27.10.22. Inaugural lecture, 22/23.
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Prof John Wilding: 100 years on from the discovery of insulin, 27.10.22. Inaugural lecture, 22/23.
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Prof John Wilding: 100 years on from the discovery of insulin, 27.10.22. Inaugural lecture, 22/23.

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Professor Susan Jebb: Food you can trust : regulating in a changing world, 23.03.2023
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Professor Susan Jebb: Food you can trust : regulating in a changing world, 23.03.2023

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Dr Gemma Mullen: North West Air Ambulance Charity, 26.1.23. Joint with Merseyside Medico Legal Soc.
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Dr Gemma Mullen: North West Air Ambulance Charity, 26.1.23. Joint with Merseyside Medico Legal Soc.

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Mr Andrew Swift: Covid 19: loss of smell and other factors.
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Mr Andrew Swift: Covid 19: loss of smell and other factors.

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Dr Steve Ryan: Homage to Humulus Lupulus. 3.12.2020. LMI Presidential lecture (virtual).
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Dr Steve Ryan: Homage to Humulus Lupulus. 3.12.2020. LMI Presidential lecture (virtual).

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Professor Raymond Tallis: The attempt to destroy the NHS, 30.03.2015.
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Professor Raymond Tallis: The attempt to destroy the NHS, 30.03.2015.

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Professor Colm O'Mahony: Sex, the Media, HTLV111/AIDS/HIV: Past, Present and Future. 9.10.2017.
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Professor Colm O'Mahony: Sex, the Media, HTLV111/AIDS/HIV: Past, Present and Future. 9.10.2017.

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Dr John Chisholm: Current issues in Medical Ethics. 16.3.2017.
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Dr John Chisholm: Current issues in Medical Ethics. 16.3.2017.

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Professor C Vyvyan Howard: Reasons why life expectancy is set to fall in developed countries.
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Professor C Vyvyan Howard: Reasons why life expectancy is set to fall in developed countries.

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Dr G P Wyatt: What I've Learnt From Cleveland. 22.1.2015.
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Dr G P Wyatt: What I've Learnt From Cleveland. 22.1.2015.

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Dr D. K. Sokol: Should Doctors Always Tell Patients The Truth? 16.1.2014. Joint meeting with MMLS.
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Dr D. K. Sokol: Should Doctors Always Tell Patients The Truth? 16.1.2014. Joint meeting with MMLS.

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Dr Iona Heath: The Art of Medicine: Reinvigorating Drs, regaining our professional vocation, 5.12.13
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Dr Iona Heath: The Art of Medicine: Reinvigorating Drs, regaining our professional vocation, 5.12.13

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Professor James Drife: Menstruation, Abortion and Infanticide: A History. 28.11.2013.
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Professor James Drife: Menstruation, Abortion and Infanticide: A History. 28.11.2013.

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Professor R. Kneebone: Surgery and stimulation : past, present and future. 31.10.2013.
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Professor R. Kneebone: Surgery and stimulation : past, present and future. 31.10.2013.

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Professor Linda de Cossart: Reflections of a female surgeon : would I do it again? 17.10.2013.
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Professor Linda de Cossart: Reflections of a female surgeon : would I do it again? 17.10.2013.

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Maj A. Parry: A century apart: military nursing from Belgium to Bastion [Then & Now exhibition 2014]
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Maj A. Parry: A century apart: military nursing from Belgium to Bastion [Then & Now exhibition 2014]

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RCP 500TH ANNIVERSARY

HISTORY OF MEDICINE LECTURES 2018

The Royal College of Physicians is celebrated its 500th birthday in 2018. In honour of this historic milestone, the Liverpool Medical Institution and the Royal College of Physicians jointly commissioned a series of four public medical history lectures. 

You can find out more about the history of the RCP on their heritage website.

Thursday 22nd March 2018

‘From  the  Street  to  the  Clinic  via  the  Club:   How Medical Communities Emerge and Survive’

Professor Sally Sheard describes the influence of space and place on the development of medicine, with a focus on Rodney Street, Liverpool medicine and the influence, for better or worse, of the medical club.

Chaired by Simon Bowman

Thursday 21st June 2018

‘AIDS: Past, Present & Future’

Professor Colm O'Mahony charts the change over 30 years of this once unknown condition from killer status to chronic management, from media adversity to acceptance and reflects on the amazing science that has brought us to this point. 

Chaired by Professor Sir Ian Gilmore

Thursday 20th September 2018

‘Edward Jenner (1749 - 2018)’

Professor Gareth Williams explores the work and legacy of Edward Jenner. Jenner is often described as the Father of Vaccination, the Founder of Immunology, and one of the most blessed saints in the history of medicine. In fact, he was none of those things, and is all the more fascinating as a result.

And no, that's not a typo in the title!

Chaired by Clive Constable

Thursday 8th November 2018

‘The Royal College of Physicians and the Politics of Healthcare 2018’

Professor Raymond Tallis is a philosopher, poet, novelist and cultural critic and was until recently a physician and clinical scientist. He spoke on the political context of the development of healthcare and the RCP. 

Chaired by Colm O'Mahony

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