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Two Medical History Lectures looking at:
Pacemakers - Stopping the heart from stopping:
Dr John Perrins (Consultant Cardiologist, Leeds)
Aspirin - From minor painkiller to wonder drug:
Diarmuid Jeffreys (Author and Television Producer)
These talks on the history of medicine are suitable for those with little or no knowledge of the subject, they look at a wide range of factors that have influenced changes in medicine and health. Every session includes 2 lectures, given by different speakers, chosen for their lively and entertaining approach as well as their expertise and ability to relate historical issues to those of current importance.
There will be opportunity for questions and discussion. Delegates can enrol for the whole course or individual sessions.
Course director: Monty Losowsky, Emeritus Professor of Medicine, University of Leeds.
Approved for 12 hours of CME.
There will be opportunity for questions and discussion. Delegates can enrol for the whole course or individual sessions.
Course director: Monty Losowsky, Emeritus Professor of Medicine, University of Leeds.
Approved for 12 hours of CME.
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4 February 2006 at 10:00 am |
Duration: | 2 hours 30 minutes |
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Venue: |
Thackray Museum |
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Tickets: |
£12 (£10 Concessions) |
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To reserve your place or to get details of the 2005/6 season please call 0113 244 4343 or log onto www.thackraymuseum.org for a booking form |
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Alternatively you can buy a series ticket for £60 (£50 Concessions). |
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