Educated at Grant Medical College, Bombay and the London Hospital, he was appointed senior house surgeon at Queen's Hospital, Birmingham in 1910. Deshmukh practised in India, at one time in Wadhona, Central Provinces, and later at 39 Peddar Road, Bombay. He died on 21 September 1963.

Geoffrey Viner studied medicine at St Bartholomew's Hospital where he became ophthalmic house surgeon. He held the post of surgeon to the Royal Westminster Ophthalmological Hospital and then was honorary consulting surgeon to Moorfields Eye Hospital. He was a member of the Ophthalmological Society.

James McClure was born at Riccarton, Kilmarnock, on 11 March 1875. His father was master of the local school, and there James started his education, which was continued at Kilmarnock Academy where he acquired a good grounding in the classics. He did his medical course at Glasgow University where he

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Alfred Geddes Tresidder was born on 15 December 1881 and was educated at Falmouth Grammar School and the London Hospital, where he qualified with the Conjoint Diploma in 1906, and graduated MB BS London in 1907. He then worked for a time in general practice and entered the Indian Medical Service in

Born on 15 December 1884 at Pentre, Glamorgan, son of Elias Henry Davies, an influential figure in the public service of South Wales, and Ann Jones, his wife, he was educated at Porth County School and University College, Cardiff, graduating with first-class honours in science in 1906, and was award

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Born at Dundee on 13 January 1886, younger brother of Herbert Leith Murray (1880-1932) Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Liverpool, he graduated from St Andrews University and held resident posts at Dundee Royal Infirmary and in London at Paddington Green Children's Hospital, Chelsea Hospit

Born at Newcastle-on-Tyne on 16 March 1881, the eldest child of Henry Septimus Miller, a timber merchant, and Annie Elizabeth Potts, his wife. His childhood was spent in Canada, but his parents came back in 1893 and he was educated in London at William Ellis's school and Guy's Hospital, where he won

Manchersha Gilder was an eminent cardiologist in India who switched to the political field to hold important ministerial posts, twice to face imprisonment and to become Mahatma Gandhi's personal physician and cardiologist. He was born in Bombay on 5 November 1882, one of the five children of Dhan

Norman Lake was born in Plymouth in July 1888. He had a brilliant undergraduate career in the University of London, taking a BSc degree with honours in anatomy and morphology, and also honours in anatomy and physiology in the second MB, and passing the final MB BS in 1910. Next year he won the gold

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