Background
Turner, Paul was born on April 16, 1933 in London. Son of Leonard Percy and Florence Maud (Yates) Turner.
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Paul Turner
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Paul Turner, British Pharmacologist, educator. Decorated commander British Empire. Fellow Royal College Physicians; member Royal Society Medicine (vice president 1992-1994), British Pharmacol. Society (Lilly medal 1992, food advising committee 1976-1991, chairman toxicity committee 1976-1991), Fellowship on Postgraduate Medicine (president 1986-1993), Athenaeum.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Middlesex Hospital, London, 1955; Bachelor of Science, Middlesex Hospital, 1958; Doctor of Medicine, London U., 1965.
Career
From lecturer in pharmacology to reader, St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London, 1963-1972; professor, consultant, St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London, since 1972. Vice chairman British Pharmacopedia Commission, since 1980.
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Membership
Fellow Royal College Physicians. Member Royal Society Medicine (vice president 1992-1994), British Pharmacol. Society (Lilly medal 1992, food advising committee 1976-1991, chairman toxicity committee 1976-1991), Fellowship on Postgraduate Medicine (president 1986-1993), Athenaeum.
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Married Margaret Doris Manton, July 17, 1954 (divorced 1967). 1 child, Karen Pamela. Married Kathleen Weaver, March 21, 1968.
1 child, Emma Kathryn.
