Sir David Bruce Memorial Lecture 1988

Sir David Bruce memorial lecture 1988.

The Sir David Bruce Lecture, 1994. A matter of principles.

Sir David Bruce lecture 1993. The primary care team.

Introduction It is a great honour to be asked to give this year's David Bruce lecture and to have the opportunity of meeting so many friends friends I have come to know during the time I have been involved with the Defence Medical Services. It was exactly 15 years ago this Sunday that I first made the acquaintance of doctors working in the Armed Forces and it was in this building John Lawson, A...

Mitchiner memorial lecture, 1988: July 1st 1916.

On the morning of July 1st 1916, after five days of intense artillery bombardment, the British Fourth Army under General Sir Henry Rawlinson, with a ration strength of 519,324 men, supported by two divisions of the Third Army, under General Sir Edward Allenby, advanced into what was to be known hereafter as the first day of the Battle of the Somme. Within the first 60 minutes of that attack, th...

David A. Karnofsky Memorial Award Lecture

THE EXPANDING knowledge of signaling pathways regulating cell growth, cell cycle progression, and programmed cell death has led to a dramatic improvement in our understanding of the molecular events involved in cancer. This knowledge has allowed the identification of numerous targets for anticancer agents. As we move forward into an era of molecularly targeted therapeutics, it is worth reviewin...