the authors are pleased to remind our colleagues in genetics, and in medicine in general, of the creative insights and pioneering work of Archibald Edward Garrod.

1 Here, at the outset of the PMI, it seems to be an appropriate time to recall the contributions of Archibald Garrod (1857–1936), who was the first person to appreciate the ubiquity of ...

A ECHIBALD GARROD, who died at the age of seventy-eight years on March 28 last, was a physician to whom the chemical aspects of pathology and clinical medicine made a special appeal. His father ...

A blue plaque in honour of a pioneering physician was unveiled at the weekend at his former Suffolk home. Garth Pollard, chair of the Woodbridge and Melton Society, revealed the special memorial ...

Alkaptonuria, also known as “black urine disease”, is a rare inherited disease that was first described by Sir Archibald Edward Garrod in 1902, along with three other diseases, which are all ...

On Saturday, the Woodbridge and Melton Society is set to unveil the plaque in honour of Sir Archibald Garrod at his former home, Wilford Lodge in Station Road, Melton. During his career ...