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Kate Stevens
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Kidneys | Assoc editor @ckj-era.bsky.social | Medical History | Trustee/SoMe poster @friendsofgri.bsky.social | Fitness instructor | emojis | 🐶 🐶| 🐝 🐝 | 👛 | 🇮🇹
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Ooft it was a real honour to have Prof Jann Gardner, Chief Executive and Dr Lesley Thomson KC, Chair of @nhsggc visit us last week. Dr Thomson posed alongside our display about Rebecca Strong, our first matron. Three formidable and remarkable women; one in 1879, two in 2025.
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Our fab alley of Pears thanks to The Trades House (esp Richard Paterson & Stephen Docherty), The Lord Provost & Rev M Johnstone. Glasgow has a rich fruit tree heritage.The Merchant City sits on a former orchard & Gartnavel Royal houses the oldest Pear Tree.

Chutney, cider...endless possibilities
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From pathophysiology to novel approaches for obesity-associated hypertension

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A final Kidney post: Royal connections.

1973 Princess Margaret opened ward 42. With its new curtains & flowers 42 was a step up from 51/52, located in the car park! They received no Royal Visit!

1993 Princess Anne opened The Scottish Renal & @erakidney Association meetings.
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He was describing 'the method of separation by diffusion through a septum of gelatinous matter' In 1861 he described the effects of dialysing urine - electrolytes went into the external water and a white mass was left - 'pure urea'.
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Dr Kolff (1911-2009)who invented the 1st dialyser came to Glasgow in 1979 & is pictured here alongside the statue of Thomas Graham in George Square. Graham was a Professor Chemistry, born in Glasgow in 1805. Graham coined the term dialysis from the Greek dia - through and luein - to loosen.
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The Kidney Unit at GRI dialysed its first patient in 1959. Arthur Kennedy was in charge - pictured with a biochemist & the dialysis machine (pic 1/2). It was called a Kolff Kidney after it's inventor, Dr W.J. Kolff. The Kolff kidney was last used in Glasgow in 1974 (pic3/4).
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We got plums

Our Victoria plum tree sits in our Biodiversity Garden & is watched over by Queen Victoria as she graces the museum entrance. The building, designed by James Miller was officially opened in 1914 By King George

Plum jam, pear cider, honey....endless possibilities😜
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Prof J.H Teacher 1869-1930, 1st St Mungo Prof of Pathology at @uofglasgow.bsky.social & GRI

He tirelessly catalogued the work of William Hunter, had a particular interest in gynaecological pathology & worked at Rottenrow too. In the 1930 British Medical Journal we found a copy of his obituary.
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Sex difference in cardiovascular risk in patients with chronic kidney disease: pooled analysis of four cohort studies

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🤩Call for NDT Cover Images!

If you have an eye-catching image focused on kidney disease, please email it to [email protected]

More info👇
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🤩The accepted images will be featured in the NDT Art Gallery and selected images will also appear on future covers
Call for NDT Cover Images
A picture is worth a thousand words!  NDT is excited to announce a call for the cover images for our future issues of the Journal. If you have an ey
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The magic of Toasted Ryvita. Who knew?

A testimonial published as a letter in 1930 in The Glasgow Medical Journal
The writer had been given some free samples for their patients. Perhaps there was some bias, perhaps not?

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It is #volunteersweek from 2nd to 8th June.

Our volunteers are incredible. They support us tirelessly with the museum, the gardens, the bees, events and we could not manage without them.

Thank you, you are just wonderful ❤️
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‼️May 16th 1pm FOGRI Museum #musicinthegri‼️

The Resol Quartet are our new resident artists

'Plan & Elevation' will examine the plans & drawings of the GRI juxtaposed with music contemporary to its construction. Open to all, free & drop in/out

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Both Macewen and Pringle were great champions of women in medicine in an era when women were not widely accepted. Ellen Brown Orr is pictured with Pringle, 3rd row, 2nd and 4th from left.

#glasgowroyalinfirmary #HistMed #MedicalPioneers #WomenInMedicine
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230🎈

1792 👑 Royal Charter
1794 opened with 100 beds 🛏️

Remarkable things have happened within our walls

🧫Lister antisepsis 1865
🏫Strong Nurses’ school 1893
💀McIntyre X Ray dept 1896
💊WOSCOPS statins 1995
🐝Hives 2021

Here’s to 231 🥳

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