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GD4/ DERRICK MELVILLE DUNLOP Introduction 1 Publications by D M Dunlop, 1928-1979 2 Book reviews by D M Dunlop, 1950-1979 3 Lectures and addresses by D M Dunlop, 1934-1980 4 Toasts and addresses by D M Dunlop to Edinburgh University Medical Graduates, n.d. 5 Papers relating to the Royal College of Physicians, 1959-1980 6 Papers relating to the Harveian Society, 1938-1978 7 Papers relating to the Safety of Medicines Committee and drug regulation, 1968-1980 8 Papers of the Royal Medical Society, 1969-1984 9 Papers relating to Modern Medicine, 1965-1979 10 Papers relating to Medicine, 1971-1979 11 Papers of the Medical Pilgrims Club, 1971-1979 12 Papers relating to Sterling–Winthrop, 1971-1980 13 Chairman’s addresses by D M Dunlop delivered at Wellcome Symposia, 1976 and n.d. 14 Papers of the East of Scotland and Newcastle Lymphona Group, 1979-1980 15 Rough Work Books, n.d. 16 Medical publications by various authors, 1956-1979 17 Medical addresses by various speakers, 1942-1978 18 Miscellaneous, 1944-1979 19 Box of slides GD4/ DERRICK MELVILLE DUNLOP Introduction Derrick Melville Dunlop was born in Edinburgh in 1902. The son of G H M Dunlop, MD, FRCPE, he was educated at Oxford and Edinburgh Universities. At the age of 34 he was appointed Christison Professor of Therapeutics and Clinical Medicine at the University of Edinburgh, in which post he remained until his retirement in 1962. He was knighted in 1960 and appointed physician to HM The Queen in Scotland in 1961. As Sim’s Commonwealth Travelling Fellow he visited Australia, New Zealand and Singapore. He was an inspiring orator, was Lumleian and Croonian lecturer, delivered a notable Harveian Oration and was greatly in demand as an after-dinner speaker. Besides his clinical and academic work, his numerous publications (notably Clinical Chemistry in Practical Medicine and Textbook of Medical Treatment) and reviews, he served on several committees including the Pharmacopoeia Commission (of which he was chairman, 1948-1958), Royal Medical Society, Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh Appeal Committee and the Medical Pilgrims Club. He won international recognition for his work in connection with drug safety and control and from 1964 to 1969 he was chairman of the Committee on the Safety of Drugs. In this context he was able to secure a high degree of co-operation between the medical profession and the pharmaceutical industry. Considerable progress was made with the analysis of adverse reactions to drugs, clinical trials and the application of voluntary controls. Following the legislation enacted in 1968 (Medicines Act), Sir Derrick became the first chairman of the Medicines Commission, in which capacity he served until 1971. In the 1970s he was a board member of Winthrops and exerted considerable influence internationally in the pharmaceutical industry. At the same time he chaired many Wellcome Symposia on a variety of medical subjects and was on the boards of the publications Modern Medicine and Medicine. He received numerous honours in acknowledgement of his achievements: he was made an Honorary Fellow of Brasenose College, Oxford, Hon.FACP, Hon.FRCPE (he had much earlier received the ordinary fellowship of the College), Hon.FRCSE, and had honorary degrees conferred upon him by the Universities of Edinburgh, Birmingham, Eire and Bradford. He died aged 78 in Jun, 1980. GD4/ DERRICK MELVILLE DUNLOP 1 Publications by D M Dunlop, 1928-1979 1 “The Examination of the Gastric Contents as an Aid to the Diagnosis of Carcinoma of the Stomach”, part of a thesis submitted to the University of Edinburgh for the degree of Doctor of Medicine and reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, Sep 1928. 2 “The Prognostic Value of the Blood Sedimentation Test in Tuberculosis”, reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, Mar 1930. 3 “The Relation between Glandular and Pulmonary Tuberculosis”, reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, Mar 1940. 4 “Leucocytic Reaction to Tuberculosis”, reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, Mar 1930. 5 “A Study of 523 cases of Obesity”, by D M Dunlop and R M Murray-Lyon, reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, Oct 1931. 6 “The Alkaline Treatment of Chronic Nephritis” by D M Lyon, D M Dunlop and C Pelican Stewart, reprinted from The Lancet, 7 Nov 1931. 7 “The Treatment of Obesity. A Comparison of the Effects of Diet and Thyroid Extract” by D M Lyon and D M Dunlop, published in the Quarterly Journal of Medicine, New Series, Volume I, No 2, Apr 1932. 8 “Respiratory Quotient in Obese Subjects” by David Murray Lyon, Derrick Melville Dunlop and Corbet Page Stewart, reprinted from The Biochemical Journal, Volume XXVI, No 4, 1932. 9 “A Study of Peptic Ulcer”, by D M Dunlop and R M Murray-Lyon, reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, Volume XXXIX, No 9, 1932. 10 “A Comparison between the Bendien Chemical Test and the Sedimentation-rate Test in the Prognosis of Tuberculosis” by Joseph Fine and D M Dunlop, published in the Quarterly Journal of Medicine, New Series, Volume II, No 6, Apr 1933. 11 “Chronic Pyelocystitis with Particular Reference to the Ketogenic Diet Treatment” by David Band, D M Dunlop and I Lawson Dick, reprinted from the Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, 1933. 12 “Epilepsy and Dehydration” by D M Lyon and D M Dunlop, reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, Volume XL, No 5, 1933. 13 “The Treatment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis by Artificial Pneumothorax and Other Methods of Collapse”, by D M Dunlop and Bruce M Dick, reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, New Series, (IVth), Volume XLI, 1934. 14/ GD4/ DERRICK MELVILLE DUNLOP 1 Publications by D M Dunlop, 1928-1979 14 “The Use of 2:4–Dinitrolphenol as a Metabolic Stimulant”, reprinted from the British Medical Journal, 24 Mar 1934. 15 “The Specific Effect of Ascorbic Acid on the Anaemia of Scurvy”, by D Melville Dunlop and Harold Scarborough reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, New Series (IVth), Volume XLII, 1935. 16 “Studies in the Nephrotic Syndrome”, by D M Lyon and D M Dunlop, reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, New Series, (IVth), Volume XLII, 1935. 17 “Mandelic Acid in the Treatment of Urinary Infections”, by D M Lyon and D M Dunlop, from the Clinical Medicine Laboratory, Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, and reprinted from the British Medical Journal, Volume II, page 1096, 7 Dec 1935. 18 “Effects of Succinic Acid on Diabetic Ketosis”, by D M Dunlop and W M Arnott, from the Clinical Laboratory, Edinburgh Royal Infirmary and reprinted from The Lancet, page 738, 25 Sep 1937. 19 “Medical Treatment of Urinary Infections”, reprinted from the British Journal of Urology, Volume 9, pp 359-367, Dec 1937. 20 “Zinc Protamine Insulin”, reprinted from The Transactions of the Medico-Chirurgical Society of Edinburgh, page 194, 1938. 21 “The Dietetic Treatment of the Average Diabetic”, by D M Dunlop and Ruth Pybus, reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, NS (IVth), Volume XLV, page 415, 1938. 22 “Modern Views in the Prevention of Tuberculosis”, reprinted from the British Medical Journal, NS (IVth), Volume II, page 1297, 24 Dec 1938. 23 “The Significance of Glycosuria”, reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, NS (IVth), Volume XLVI, page 369, 1939. 24 “The Dietetic Treatment of Gastro-Intestinal Disease”, reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, Volume XLVIII, page 731, 1941. 25 “Desoxycorticosterone in Addison’s Disease: A Comparison of Different Methods of Administration”, reprinted from the British Medical Journal, Volume I, page 557, 8 May 1943. 26 “Thyroid Hyperplasia after Prolonged Excessive Dosage with Thiouracil”, by J B Donald and D M Dunlop, reprinted from the British Medical Journal, Volume I, page 117, 27 Jan 1945. 27/ GD4/ DERRICK MELVILLE DUNLOP 1 Publications by D M Dunlop, 1928-1979 27 “Thiouracil in the Treatment of Thyrotoxicosis”, reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, Volume LII, page 30, 1945. 28 Pamphlet entitled Thiouracil, n.d. 29 “Hypoglycaemia Following Partial Gastrectomy”, by J A L Gilbert and D M Dunlop, reprinted from the British Medical Journal, Volume II, 30 Aug 1947. 30 “Survivals of Magic in Modern Medicine”, published in The Pharmaceutical Journal, 1 Nov 1947. 31 “Anti-Histamine Drugs in Asthma”, by R B Hunter and D M Dunlop, reprinted from The Lancet, 27 Mar 1948. 32 “A Review of Antihistamine Drugs”, by R B Hunter and D M Dunlop, reprinted from the Quarterly Journal of Medicine, New Series, No 68, 1948. 33 “Diabetic Fertility, Maternal Mortality, and Foetal Loss Rate”, by J A L Gilbert and D M Dunlop, reprinted from the British Medical Journal, Volume I, page 48, 8 Jan 1949. 34 “Changing Fashions in Diabetes”, reprinted from Res Medica, Volume I, No 2, The Journal of the Royal Medical Society. (c1950) 35 “Sulphonamide Therapy”, reprinted from the British Medical Journal, Volume II, 12 Aug 1950. 36 “The Rice Diet in the Treatment of Hypertension: A Report to the Medical Research Council”, drawn up by a committee consisting of Dr D R Cameron, D M Dunlop, Dr Robert Platt, Dr M L Rosenheim and Dr E P Sharpy-Schafer, and reprinted in The Lancet, 11 Nov 1950. 37 “Antithyroid Substances in the Treatment of Hyperthyroidism”, by Professor D M Dunlop and C F Rolland, reprinted from Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, Volume XLIII, no 12, Dec 1950. 38 “Diet in Diabetes”, by C C Forsyth, T W G Kinnear and D M Dunlop, reprinted from the British Medical Journal, Volume I, 19 May 1951. 39 “A Survey of 17, 301 Prescriptions on Form EC 10”, by D M Dunlop assisted by T L Henderson and R S Inch, reprinted from the British Medical Journal, Volume I, 9 Feb 1952.
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