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Renal Medicine

18th November 2015 Stephanie (Charlie) Farley

Nephrology cells

A series of training resources for Renal Medicine, including a concise online textbook. The resources are most relevant to clinical […]

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Happy #InternationalMountainDay! Enjoy this lithograph of a view from Goatfell across the Isle of Arran. Described as abounding 'with the grandest and most romantic scenery'.
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2/2 #OpenUnwrapped The disruption had huge effects not only within the Church, but also upon Scottish civic life. The brooch was made for the wives of the ministers who supported the Disruption to wear as a token of their support.
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1/2 #OpenUnwrapped The Disruption Brooch licensed CC BY from the @CRC_EdUni collection.
The Disruption of 1843 saw 450 evangelical ministers of the Church of Scotland broke away to form the Free Church of Scotland.
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