MARCH OF MEDICAL RESEARCH
KING'S GLOWING TRIBUTE. (Received December 13. 5.5 p.m.) RUGBY. December 12 The King accompanied by the Queen opened the new medical school at St. Mary's Hospital. Paddington. The building cost £250.000. and It ranks as one of the first schools of medical research in Britain. His Majesty said lie felt a special interest in revisiting St Mary s, since many years ago the skill and care of a nurse from that hospital contributed largely to his recovery from an attack of typhoid fever. The King referred to the tireless efforts of the devoted research workers who were forever wresting fresh secrets from nature, and adding to the existing knowledge in many different fields. The dissemination of this j knowledge was no less important for 1 the people's health depended, in a j great measure on the training which ! medical schools were able to provide I for the doctors of to-morrow
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19672, 14 December 1933, Page 9
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