Dr. S D Malinga Fernando

Tribute to Dr Luis Fernando Bicudo Pereira Costa Rosa (GG)

Adamson Muula The article by Skene [1] has touched on an important topic in as far as global health research is concerned. Skene’s barometer is certainly a critical contribution to the discourse in research ethics that could be used in both extra-territorial and intra-territorial research. There are, however, several areas where I feel a different opinion would enrich the discussion. My fi rst ...

Dr. K. S. Ray

Dr H. S. Davidson

interests of this ancient Society; we recall the occasions on which, by means of papers and discussion, he contributed so profitably to our deliberations out of his large experience; but we remember, perhaps, more even than these, the appeal of a personality that charmed us alike by its simplicity, its sympathy and its sincerity. The loss the Society has sustained in the death of Davidson is a ...

Dr. Clifford D. Evans

Dr. Clifford D. Evans, formerly Consultant Dermatologist at the United Bristol Hospitals, died at his home on 14th February 1979 aged 72. He was educated at Ardingly, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge and St. Mary's Hospital, where he qualified in 1932. After being a House Physician to the Medical Unit, St. Mary's Hospital and Assistant Medical Officer at Paddington Hospital, he was in General P...

Dr D J Bennett

enter the notorious Japanese Prisoner of War "camp" at Changi Gaol after the liberation. On demobilisation he returned to UCH and then moved to Bristol as a surgical registrar. In 1952 he travelled the USA in company with his wife, visiting gynaecological and surgical centres. Having passed the PRCS in 1953 he decided to enter general practice and joined the practice in Keynsham where he contin...