The Campbell Collaboration-C2

The Campbell Memorial Oration

TIERE is perhaps no literature dealing with specific disease addressed to the patient so voluminous as that on the subject of diabetes. This can probably be explained by the fact that there is no other disease in which the physician has to rely, to the same extent, upon self-treatment by the patient. Yet in spite of the plethora of books, this small volume, written by a certified dietitian, wil...

Donald Campbell: the Accidental Evaluator

The Robert Campbell Memorial Oration

DURING the last two years of the Great War your president and I had to make our way to work every day through wards crowded with wounded men, the great majority of them suffering from a streptococcus infection of their wounds. And in 1918 in those same wards we saw dozens of men die from the deadly streptococcus pneumonia that so frequently followed influenza dutring the epidemic. The end of th...

The Malcolm Campbell Memorial Meeting

"The Campbell heritage lives on". The Robert Campbell oration delivered on 8th May, 1973.

ROBERT CAMPBELL, if living today, would be well over one hundred years of age. He died in 1920 at the early age of 54 years, and in his 25 years of active work he built up not only for himself but also for this medical school a lasting surgical reputation. It would not be an overstatement if we said that he revolutionized surgery in Ulster The title of tonight's lecture some fifty years after h...