06 August, 2008
Council Meeting - 28th August, 7pm
To be held in Conference Room, Floor E, Victoria Infirmary (Top Entrance to Hospital)
Agenda
1. Apologies for absence.
2. Minutes of AGM/Council Meeting from 24th April.
3. Treasurer's Report - held over from AGM.
4. Matters Arising from Treasurer's Report - including review of donations to charities
5. Website and Recording of Meetings - report from Dr Oates
6. Programme for Session 164
7. Detail of Annual Dinner
8. Publicity - new members/circulation of meeting detail
9. Membership of Council
10. Any Other Business
Agenda
1. Apologies for absence.
2. Minutes of AGM/Council Meeting from 24th April.
3. Treasurer's Report - held over from AGM.
4. Matters Arising from Treasurer's Report - including review of donations to charities
5. Website and Recording of Meetings - report from Dr Oates
6. Programme for Session 164
7. Detail of Annual Dinner
8. Publicity - new members/circulation of meeting detail
9. Membership of Council
10. Any Other Business
29 July, 2008
Provisional programme for 2008-9
Thursday Aug 28th, 7pm
Council meeting. Conference room, Floor E, Victoria Infirmary
Friday September 12th from 2pm
Golf outing - Cathcart Castle golf course
Thursday October 16th
Presidential address - Dr Douglas McLellan
Thursday October 30th, 7 for 7.30pm
Annual dinner. L'Aragosta restaurant, Pollokshields.
Thursday November 13th
Symposium – 'Sleeping matters' Prof Colin Espie, Dr Steve Banham, Mr Brian Bingham
Friday December 5th
Annual dinner of Royal Medico-Chirurgical Society at the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons. Invitations will be circulated.
Thursday January 15th
Joint meeting with Medico-Chirurgical society.
'Scottish literature and medicine' Prof Kenneth Calman.
Thursday February 26th
'How far do our genes contribute to behaviour?' Prof Thomas Bourgeron, Institut Pasteur.
Thursday March 26th
Honorary Presidential address - Prof Roddy McSween
Thursday April 23th, 7pm
Annual General Meeting - Conference room, Floor E, Victoria Infirmary
GSMS Office bearers 2008/9
Honorary President - Prof Sir Roderick McSween
President - Dr Douglas McLellan
Past President - Dr Richard Watson
Vice President
Honorary Treasurer - Dr Liam McKean
Secretary - Dr Duncan MacIntyre
Duncan.MacIntyre@ggc.scot.nhs.uk
Dept of Respiratory Medicine, Victoria Infirmary
Council meeting. Conference room, Floor E, Victoria Infirmary
Friday September 12th from 2pm
Golf outing - Cathcart Castle golf course
Thursday October 16th
Presidential address - Dr Douglas McLellan
Thursday October 30th, 7 for 7.30pm
Annual dinner. L'Aragosta restaurant, Pollokshields.
Thursday November 13th
Symposium – 'Sleeping matters' Prof Colin Espie, Dr Steve Banham, Mr Brian Bingham
Friday December 5th
Annual dinner of Royal Medico-Chirurgical Society at the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons. Invitations will be circulated.
Thursday January 15th
Joint meeting with Medico-Chirurgical society.
'Scottish literature and medicine' Prof Kenneth Calman.
Thursday February 26th
'How far do our genes contribute to behaviour?' Prof Thomas Bourgeron, Institut Pasteur.
Thursday March 26th
Honorary Presidential address - Prof Roddy McSween
Thursday April 23th, 7pm
Annual General Meeting - Conference room, Floor E, Victoria Infirmary
GSMS Office bearers 2008/9
Honorary President - Prof Sir Roderick McSween
President - Dr Douglas McLellan
Past President - Dr Richard Watson
Vice President
Honorary Treasurer - Dr Liam McKean
Secretary - Dr Duncan MacIntyre
Duncan.MacIntyre@ggc.scot.nhs.uk
Dept of Respiratory Medicine, Victoria Infirmary
04 April, 2008
Notice of AGM - Thursday 24th April
Read this doc on Scribd: Glasgow Southern Medical Society April 08
15 March, 2008
A non-expert witness - lecture recording
Torture takes many forms. It is estimated that up to one half of all refugees have been tortured. In his Honorary Presidential Address, Dr Phil Cotton explores some of the challenges and stories of caring for torture survivors.
Please note that the subject matter of this talk is emotive and might be deemed unsuitable for younger listeners.
Listen again:
Download mp3 of lecture 24.0Mb
Further reading:
The Medical Foundation
The good listener : Helen Bamber, a life against cruelty
Please note that the subject matter of this talk is emotive and might be deemed unsuitable for younger listeners.
Listen again:
Download mp3 of lecture 24.0Mb
Further reading:
The Medical Foundation
The good listener : Helen Bamber, a life against cruelty
Read this doc on Scribd: Istanbul Protocol
06 March, 2008
16 February, 2008
15 February, 2008
The Wine Diet - lecture recording
Prof Alan Crozier, Professor of Plant Biochemistry and Human Nutrition, University of Glasgow speaks to the Glasgow Southern Medical Society on the benefits of a diet rich in phytoantioxidants. Slides coming soon.
Listen again:
Download mp3 of lecture 22.0Mb
Listen again:
Download mp3 of lecture 22.0Mb
10 February, 2008
Notice of meeting: The Wine Diet

The Society does not wish to promote bad habits amongst its members but the idea that wine might, in some circumstances, be good for health will not go away!
Professor Crozier has contributed to the literature on this topic and will present the evidence. One of our members, Dr John Larkin, will offer some practical examples with limited wine tasting to accompany a light meal both before and after the talk.
Speaker: Prof Alan Crozier, Professor of Plant Biochemistry and Human Nutrition, University of Glasgow.
Date and time: Thursday, February 14th 2008, with starters at 6.30pm, talk at 7pm and main course thereafter.
Venue: The Ebenezer Duncan Centre, Victoria Infirmary.
30 December, 2007
Notice of meeting: Influenza - past, present and future
A joint meeting with the Royal Medico-Chirurgical Society of Glasgow. Professor Oxford is not only an expert on this topic - Britain's 'flu-guru' - but also an excellent speaker. The evening promises to be informative and stimulating.
Speaker:
Prof. John Oxford Professor of Virology, St Bartholomew's Hospital
Please note altered time and venue
Date and time:
Thursday 17th January 2008, 7 for 7.30pm
Venue:
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, 234-242 St Vincent Street, Glasgow
Speaker:
Prof. John Oxford Professor of Virology, St Bartholomew's Hospital
Please note altered time and venue
Date and time:
Thursday 17th January 2008, 7 for 7.30pm
Venue:
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, 234-242 St Vincent Street, Glasgow
06 December, 2007
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