Address at Secondary Recovery Promotion Meeting

Presidential Address at Thirtieth Annual Meeting of the Association for the Study of Internal Secretions

THE CONSTITUTION of the Association contains no provision that the President should address the members at their annual meeting, nor for that matter does it compel the membership to listen to him, yet the custom of our society has always been that this occasion is one at which the President is privileged to speak on matters pertaining to our common interest in endocrinology. In recent years you...

Address of the President Sir Robert Robinson, at the Anniversary Meeting, 30 November 1946

The grievous losses sustained by the Society during the past year have just been announced. Our Obituary Notices are the appropriate medium for the appreciation of the services to science and the Society of the deceased Fellows but, before following the example set by Sir Henry Dale last year and proceeding to the presentation of Medals, I will make a few very brief comments. First that Sir Jam...

"Mental Deficiency": A Misnomer? *Address given at Annual Meeting of the Guardianship Society, Brighton May 1953

means "a private person", that is to say, "one not holding public office". I felt quite safe in giving you that definition today as there are so many holders of public office among my hosts that they, at least, can sit back comfortably and congratulate themselves on being by definition outside the scope of the term. Once the Welfare State has made civil servants of us all, of course, there will...

Presidential Address, Delivered at the Third Meeting of the General Malaria Committee Held at Madras on the 18th November 1912

ference, I am pleased to be able to report that during the past twelve months satisfactory progress has been made towards that unification of aim in our anti-malarial policy and the training of practical workers upon which I laid such stress in my speech at Bombay last November. This airu has been kept firmly in view throughout the operations of the year, and our present policy, which, without ...

Meeting of Regional Experts on Promotion of Mental Well-Being