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ABUAD academic puts varsity in global limelight – The Sun Nigeria

ABUAD academic puts varsity in global limelight – The Sun Nigeria
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Professor Ian MacGillivray, who had centre at Aberdeen University named after him, dies aged 100

Professor Ian MacGillivray, who had centre at Aberdeen University named after him, dies aged 100
Updated: July 5, 2021, 1:56 pm
Ian MacGillivray.
Ian MacGillivray, Emeritus Regius professor of obstetrics and gynaecology at the University of Aberdeen, has died aged 1o0.
He devoted a lifetime to the study of eclampsia in twin pregnancies and was appointed president of the International Society for the Study of Hypertension in Pregnancy in 1976.
Four years later, Professor MacGillivray was appointed president of the International Society for Twin Studies.
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During the war, Professor MacGillivray served with the Royal Navy as a surgeon on a troopship, mainly in the Indian Ocean. ....

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AJ Cronin: The doctor turned novelist whose heart always remained in Scotland

IT was 40 years ago this week that one of Scotland’s most famous writers, AJ Cronin, passed away in a nursing home in Glion near Montreux in Switzerland at the age of 84.
For one short period Archibald Joseph Cronin was the highest-earning novelist in the world, outselling even Agatha Christie, and he is credited with encouraging the foundation of the National Health Service.
Cronin was born in Cardross, then in Dunbartonshire but now in Argyll and Bute, on July 19, 1896. In a mixed marriage that was unusual for the west of Scotland in those times, his mother was a Presbyterian named Jessie, nee Montgomerie, while his father Patrick was the son of Irish immigrants who ran a glass and china shop in Alexandria in the Vale of Leven over the Carman Hill from Cardross. His grandfather Alexander Montgomerie was a well-known hatter in Dumbarton. ....

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