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1. archives.friendsqmh.com › wp-content › uploadsA History of - Queen Mary’s Hospital Archives

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   Palace Hospital, was appointed Matron and Captain Nicholson was appointed Adjutant and Quartermaster. The Queen consented to the institution being named ‘Queen Mary’s Convalescent Auxiliary Hospital’ and she and Queen Alexandra became the patrons. The aim was to provide 200 beds, and by the 20th June 1915 the first 25 patients were admitted.

2. www.qmul.ac.uk › whri › research-centresCentre for Microvascular Research - The William Harvey ...

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   The Centre employs a multi-disciplinary approach for addressing its research objectives, including the use of molecular and cellular biology techniques and numerous in vivo inflammatory models.

3. www.qmul.ac.uk › research › explore-our-researchExplore our research - Queen Mary University of London

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   3 days ago · Our research community. Discover our vibrant research community: meet our people, find an expert and browse their insightful publications. £4.4bnUK economic impact. £170m+research income. £7benefit for every £1 spent.

4. archives.friendsqmh.com › modern-timesModern Times - Queen Mary’s Hospital Archives

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   In spite of the frustrations, much progress was being made in the development of Queen Mary’s as a hospital serving its local communi ty. The long promised Obstetrics and Oral Surgery Units were both officially opened in 1968, and psychiatric services were added in 1972.

5. archives.friendsqmh.com › the-beginningThe Beginning - Queen Mary’s Hospital Archives

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   The Queen consented to the institution being named ‘Queen Mary’s Convalescent Auxiliary Hospital’ and she and Queen Alexandra became the patrons. The aim was to provide 200 beds, and by the 20th June 1915 the first 25 patients were admitted.

6. www.qmul.ac.uk › whri › clinical-activitiesWilliam Harvey Heart Centre - The William Harvey Research ...

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   The Centre is based at Queen Mary’s Charterhouse Square campus and represents a significant £25m investment that provides a flow of innovative new therapies from the laboratory to patients suffering from heart disease across north-east London and beyond.

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   What was Queen Mary's Convalescent Auxiliary Hospita?

   • Nicholson was appointed Adjutant and Quartermaster. The Queen consented to the institution being named ‘Queen Mary’s Convalescent Auxiliary Hospita ’ and she and Queen Alexandra became the patrons. The aim was to provide 200 beds, and by the

   By Brenda Weedon (and others) Edited by Helen Alper - Queen Mary’s

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   When did Queen Mary's become a hospital?

   • In spite of the frustrations, much progress was being made in the development of Queen Mary’s as a hospital serving its local communi ty. The long promised Obstetrics and Oral Surgery Units were both officially opened in 1968, and psychiatric services were added in 1972. The site which had seemed so extensive was shrinking fast.

   Modern Times - Queen Mary’s Hospital Archives

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   What is Queen Mary's Heart Centre?

   • The Centre is based at Queen Mary’s Charterhouse Square campus and represents a significant £25m investment that provides a flow of innovative new therapies from the laboratory to patients suffering from heart disease across north-east London and beyond.

   William Harvey Heart Centre - The William Harvey Research Institute

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   What was Queen Mary's Hospital known for?

   • e Star and Garter Home in Richmond, and Roehampton.During this inter-war period Queen Mary’s was becoming the largest Ministry of Pensions hospital and various services were transferre there, including the pathology laboratory in 1929. For the first time the Hospital had female p

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   What's new at Queen Mary's Medical Center?

   • A new District Strategic Plan was approved by the Regional Health Authority. Queen Mary’s was to meet regional specialty needs in the fields of burns and plastic surgery associated with maxillofacial surgery, severe limb malformation in children, and specific protein laboratory estimations.

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   What happened to Queen Mary's Hospital?

   • The new area health authorities were to be sub-divided into districts, and it was initially proposed that Queen Mary’s be part of an enormous district also including St.George’s Hospital, newly rebuilt in Tooting. Rumours of take-over and closure were rife. A local campaign was mounted to press for the Hospital’s independent survival.

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8. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › 34764957Human Complement C4B Allotypes and Deficiencies in Selected ...

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   Oct 26, 2021 · Abstract. Human complement C4 is one of the most diverse but heritable effectors for humoral immunity. To help understand the roles of C4 in the defense and pathogenesis of autoimmune and inflammatory diseases, we determined the bases of polymorphisms including the frequent genetic deficiency of C4A and/or C4B isotypes.