Inaugural lecture: The story of two Mellanbys, some dogs, cats, mice, sheep, penguins, one monkey and vitamin D
In his inaugural lecture, Richard will discuss how studies on dogs were pivotal in the discovery of vitamin D and how research on man's best friend, and other animals, continues to illuminate the ongoing debate of the importance of vitamin D on health beyond the skeleton.
He will also discuss some of his group's recent research which is showing the remarkable effects vitamin D can have on shaping the immune system.
This lecture will be followed by a reception in the area outside of the auditorium. The lecture is free and open to all.
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Sep 24 2018
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Inaugural lecture: The story of two Mellanbys, some dogs, cats, mice, sheep, penguins, one monkey and vitamin D
24 September: Join us for an Inaugural Lecture from Professor Richard Mellanby, Personal Chair of Comparative Medicine at The Roslin Institute and Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies.
The Roslin Institute Auditorium