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Human Gene Mapping in 1988 - Dr. David Housman

Main Speaker(s): Dr David Housman. Video is of a lecture by Dr Housman during the thirteenth meeting of the Association of Cytogenic Technologists. He compares how gene mapping was a decade in the past vs where they are in 1988, highlighting their progress.

Queen's University. Queen's Television.

Drug Addiction Research: Group Discussion, Warkworth Pennitentiary

Main Speaker(s): Two group leaders, many Warkworth Pennitentiary convicts. Location: Warkworth Pennitentiary. Video is of a group discussion about drug addiction between a male and female group leader and several convicts from Warkworth Pennitentiary. Main focus of the discussion is on how to manage relapses. They talk about how relapsing makes them feel, and strategies to mitigate relapses.

Queen's University. Queen's Television.

Making Canadian Medical History: Dr. Harry Botterell (U of T Hon. Degree)

Main Speaker(s): Dr Harry Botterell. Edited video with a narrator on the life of Dr Botterell and his accomplishments. Created in recognition of the honourary degree he received from the University of Toronto, as well as the opening of Botterell Hall. Contains footage of interviews with Dr Botterell, describing his life in his own words. Also contins footage of Dr Botterell receiving his honourary degree.

Queen's University. Queen's Television.

Meds? 43: The Way We Were, Faculty of Medicine

Main Speaker(s): Robert McKendry
Begins with a man sitting in a large chair by a fireplace talking about a video he created several years ago for a class reunion using old 8mm film of people from the class of Meds '43. The video in question then plays, while the man narrates over it talking about how things were at Queen's in the past.

Queen's University. Queen's Television.

Medical Research Council: Jubilee Programme

Edited video with a narrator showcasing Queen's medical researchers, as well as their current research projects. Begins by giving an overview of the different types of medical research being carried out at Queen's, before showing the projects themselves.

Queen's University. Queen's Television.

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