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BMJ, 2019
Kenneth Michael Citron studied medicine at Guy’s Hospital, London, where he won the Golding Bird medal in bacteriology and the Leonard Lubbock prize in clinical pathology. After house appointments at Guy’s, he was found to have pulmonary tuberculosis, which was treated successfully with bed rest before effective antibiotic treatment was available.
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Kenneth Michael Citron studied medicine at Guy’s Hospital, London, where he won the Golding Bird medal in bacteriology and the Leonard Lubbock prize in clinical pathology. After house appointments at Guy’s, he was found to have pulmonary tuberculosis, which was treated successfully with bed rest before effective antibiotic treatment was available.
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BMJ, 2011
Born in Cape Town in 1951, Neil David Citron began his training at Trinity College, Cambridge, before moving to University College Hospital, London, to graduate in 1975. He went on to win the MRCS Hallet prize and completed his MChir on chondrocyte generation from stem cells at Cambridge in 1985.
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Born in Cape Town in 1951, Neil David Citron began his training at Trinity College, Cambridge, before moving to University College Hospital, London, to graduate in 1975. He went on to win the MRCS Hallet prize and completed his MChir on chondrocyte generation from stem cells at Cambridge in 1985.
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The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology, 2015
From the dawn of French colonisation, the Melanesians of New Caledonia have been the object of ethnographic enquiry, categorisation and display.
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From the dawn of French colonisation, the Melanesians of New Caledonia have been the object of ethnographic enquiry, categorisation and display.
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