Edward Long Fox

Coronaries, Cholesterol and Children

The first Long Fox Memorial Lecture was given by Dr John Beddoe in 1904 (1). In his opening remarks he commented that named lectures seemed either to concentrate on extolling the work and virtues of the distinguished person being honoured or gave an up-to-date and forward looking review of an important scientific topic. He favoured a middle course, though in fact in his own lecture entitled 'Th...

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The Long Fox Lecture: Cerebro-Spinal Syphilis

come a time when the lecturer of the day will not have known him personally, hence it is the more a pious charge on those who have had the advantage of his friendship to commemorate his virtues. For they know well that Edward Long Fox was a man held in especial honour and affection by his medical brethren in this city and neighbourhood. Honoured for his wide culture and knowledge of his profess...

The Long Fox Lecture: The Evolution of the Sense of Sight

28th, 1902. Having obtained a First Class in the Natural Science Schools at Oxford, he studied medicine in Edinburgh and London. He graduated M.B. in 1857, and the same year was appointed Physician of the Bristol Royal Infirmary, vvhich post he retained until 1877. His grandfather, Edward Long Fox, had held the same position for thirty years. He was President of the British Medical Association ...

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