27424 John Pearn Medical Symposia Typescripts, 2010.

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27424 John Pearn Medical Symposia Typescripts, 2010.

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Three typescripts containing transcriptions of papers delivered by John Pearn, Professor of Paediatrics and Child Health at Royal Brisbane Hospital. The papers are entitled "Medical Ethnobotany for Aboriginal Children in Australia" (March 2010); "Ianitoris: The Heritage, Legacy and symbolism of Janus" (April 2010) and "Order from Chaos System and Beauty: a paper to mark the occasion of the tercentenary of the birth of Carl Linnaeus" (July 2007).

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John Pearn is Professor, Paediatrician and Physician in the Department of Paediatrics and Child Health at Royal Brisbane Hospital in Brisbane and Preceptor of the School of Medicine at the University of Queensland. He is Patron of the University of Queensland Medical Society and a former Surgeon-General of the Australian Defence Force. Major General Pearn has worked as a paediatrician and physician in Papua New Guinea, Rwanda, Sumatra and in Aboriginal Communities in Australia. For six months, h...

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