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RAMI Section of History of Medicine

RAMI Section of History of Medicine
Name	Institution	Contact
Ms Mary O' Doherty (President)	Assistant Librarian, Archives and Special Collections, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.
Dr Susan Mullaney(Secretary)	Dept of Ophthalmology, St James Hospital, Dublin 8,	ramihm1882@gmail.com See Facebook page: http://es-es.facebook.com/pages/History-of-Medicine-Section-of-Royal-Academy-of-Medicine-of-Ireland/286983668033440
Council: Davis Coakley, Peter Gatenby, Catherine Hardy, Willie Hederman, Brendan Kelly, Livinia Meenan, Susan Mullaney (Secretary), Pauline O' Connell, Mary O' Doherty,(President), Patrick Plunkett.

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RAMI Section of History of Medicine Docs

	Title	Owner	Area	Last Updated
	‘Syphilis is given over to sentimentalists’:The contagious Disease's Acts of 1868-83. Dr Ann Daly, PhD.	suemullaney@eircom.net	Lecture: 25 April 2012, 6.15pm. RCPI, Kildare St.	6/1/2012
	‘Denis Parsons Burkitt (1911-1993): Irish by birth but Trinity by the Grace of God’. Professor Owen Patrick Smith. M.A, M.B, FRCPCH, FRCPI.	suemullaney@eircom.net	Lecture:30 November 2011, 6.15 pm. Frederick House	6/1/2012
	‘The origins and early development of Ireland’s first national sanatorium for the treatment of Tuberculosis’. Alan Carthy, B.A.	suemullaney@eircom.net	Lecture:21 March 2012, 6.15 pm. Frederick House.	6/1/2012
	'Bram Stoker's Medical Family - Introducing 12 Medical Stokers'. Douglas Appleyard, a distant relative of Bram Stoker.	suemullaney@eircom.net	Lecture:19 Sept 2012, 6.15 pm, Frederick House.	8/7/2012
	'Edward Smyth: The Father of Cardiovascular Epidemiology': by Prof Alun Evans, QUB. 21/11/12 at 6.15. Frederick House.	suemullaney@eircom.net	Lecture:21 November 2012. 6.15pm, Frederick House.	10/30/2012
	'Sir John Lumsden, KBE, KstJ, MD,' By Professor Patrick Plunkett	suemullaney@eircom.net	Lecture: 7 November 2012, 6.15 pm Frederick Hse.	10/18/2012