Sir Anthony Dawson

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Sir Anthony Dawson was a physician specialising in gastroenterology. He carried out research at Harvard Medical School between 1957 and 1959, and later worked at St Bartholomew's Hospital, London, England. He was especially interested in the way that amino acids and peptides are absorbed through the wall of the gut, and how fats travel through the intestine. He was a fine physician who recognised the link between body and mind, and who was also concerned about social conditions such as homelessness and its impact on health.

Biography, Dawson, Anthony

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Dr John Callander

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Medical practitioner John Callander studied medicine at Glasgow University, Scotland. His first job was at Port William, Scotland, from 1954 to 1956. He then moved to Bo'ness, Scotland, where he became a junior partner of Hugh Howieson. On Howieson's retirement in 1958, Callander took on Angus Leys, a talented diagnostician, as his junior colleague. The practice gradually expanded to six doctors. He chaired the Conference of Local Medical Committees in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Callander, John

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Maurice Miller

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Medical practitioner and politician Maurice Miller was born in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1920. He qualified in medicine in 1944 and joined the Labour Party in 1947. He became a local councillor before being elected a Labour MP in 1964.

Executive changes & profiles, Scotland, Officials and employees, Health care industry, Miller, Maurice Solomon

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