Ian Donald was an outstanding obstetrician and inventor of the first diagnostic ultrasound machine.

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The first ultrasound: Ian Donald

Mary Waddell, OBE, speaking at the 30 anniversary of the Nursing & Health Care School at the University of Glasgow on 3 October 2012.

Safe in Our Hands: Celebrating 30 Years of Nursing Graduates

Professor Scott Nelson (Muirhead Chair of Reproductive and Maternal Medicine) presents his research on hormonal biomarkers.

Hormonal biomarkers predictive of ovarian response

Jaime Earnest discusses her Kelvin Smith Scholarship project, an investigation into how the public's behaviour changes in response to health communications and how this can be integrated into models of epidemiology.

Health communications: public response and epidemiological models

Medicine at Glasgow brings together world-leading expertise in clinical medicine; dentistry; and nursing and healthcare. Our range of activity begins with research into genes and progresses to clinical trials, providing a ‘cell to cure’ approach focused on fundamental understanding, health improvement, disease prevention and cure.

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The first ultrasound: Ian Donald

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