This Christmas Charity Lecture will explore Scotland's wild medicine, through the eyes of veterinarian Prof Simon Girling.
Simon has led on reintroductions of a number of iconic species in Scotland and the wider UK including Eurasian beavers, watervoles and most recently wildcats.
From finding heart murmurs in beavers to bacterial infections in medicinal leeches (and a few surprise attacks by aggressive Scottish watervoles), Simon will lead you through a vet's world in the wilds of Scotland.
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Consultant Rheumatologist, Centre for Rheumatology, Calicut, Kerala, India.
Prof. Dr Pazhani Ranganathan
MBBS, MD(Gen.Med), DM(Neuro), MRCP(UK)
FRCP(Lon), FRCP(Edin), FRCP(Glasg), FRCP(Ire)
FEBN(Fellow European Board of Neurology)
FEAN(Fellow European Academy of Neurology)
FAAN(Fellow of American Academy of Neurology)
FANA(Fellow American Neurological Association)
LLB(Legum Baccalaureus) ML(Intellectual Property Rights)
PGDMLA(PG Diploma in Medico Legal Aspects)
Diploma in Music, Diploma in Astrology
Senior Consultant Neurologist, Neuro Intensivist and Clinical Neurophysiologist
23 October 2024
6pm - 7pm
Join Professor Alannah Tomkins at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh to explore the unstable working relationship between nurses and doctors in the time before nursing reform.
Nurses working before the period of reform in the 1850s have popularly been written off as drunk and incompetent – but does this stereotype hold up to scrutiny?
2 October 2024
4.30pm - 6pm
You can book to attend this event in person, watch it via livestream or get a link to watch it on catchup
