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Oral history interview with Dr Charles Hutt about his memories of practising as a GP, diseases and medical conditions. | | Dr [Charles Hutt] | Duration 45 minutes.
Summary: increase in asthma. Drainage improvements. Contraception dangers. Cervical cancer. Vasectomy, social problems. Abortion - psychological trauma. Condoms, Aids. Heating, diet. Pornography. Paedophilia. Homosexuality. Rape. Infectious diseases. Cancer. Water/health.
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Oral history interview with Dr Charles Hutt about his memories of PoW camp, World War II and returning to Debenham. File 1 of 2.
| | Dr [Charles Hutt] | This is file 1 of 2 which together total90 minutes.
Summary: PoW camp. Recreations. German Officers. Medical equipment purchase. Privileges. Red Cross visits. Transfers. Drug shortage. X-Ray as escape means. Wooden Horse: 22 escaped. Caught - shot on Hitler's orders. Concentration camp. Colditz. Allied PoWs. Colditz reunion. Oxbridge club. Escape plans. Merchant ships home. Disfigured faces. Replacement limbs. Hip dislocation. Medical advances. Anti-Viral drugs/chemotherapy. Congenital diseases. Debenham - changes. Pesticide/herbicide - asthma increase.
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Oral history interview with Dr Charles Hutt about his memories of PoW camp, World War II and returning to Debenham. File 2 of 2 | | Dr [Charles Hutt] | File 2 of 2 total duration 90 minutes.
Summary: PoW camp. Recreations. German Officers. Medical equipment purchase. Privileges. Red Cross visits. Transfers. Drug shortage. X-Ray as escape means. Wooden Horse: 22 escaped. Caught - shot on Hitler's orders. Concentration camp. Colditz. Allied PoWs. Colditz reunion. Oxbridge club. Escape plans. Merchant ships home. Disfigured faces. Replacement limbs. Hip dislocation. Medical advances. Anti-Viral drugs/chemotherapy. Congenital diseases. Debenham - changes. Pesticide/herbicide - asthma increase.
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Oral history interview with Dr Charles Hutt about his memories of being a doctor and GP from 1935 onwards. File 1 of 2 | | Dr [Charles Hutt] | File 1 of 2, total duration 95 minutes.
Summary: 50 years in medicine. Sandfly fever. Surgeries. Dispensing. Practice area/amicable doctor relationships. Heart specialists. Diseases. Drug tests. Antibiotics. Instruments. Radio/chemotherapy. Anaesthesia. Specialists. Health centres. Hospital changes, nursing, cooking, laundry. Admin. Wages. Communications. NHS Hospital rivalry. 1948 co-operation. HC staff. Insurance. Land development. Farming today.
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Oral history interview with Dr Charles Hutt about his memories of being a doctor and GP from 1935 onwards. File 2 of 2 | | Dr [Charles Hutt] | File 2 of 2 total duration 95 minutes.
Summary: 50 years in medicine. Sandfly fever. Surgeries. Dispensing. Practice area/amicable doctor relationships. Heart specialists. Diseases. Drug tests. Antibiotics. Instruments. Radio/chemotherapy. Anaesthesia. Specialists. Health centres. Hospital changes, nursing, cooking, laundry. Admin. Wages. Communications. NHS Hospital rivalry. 1948 co-operation. HC staff. Insurance. Land development. Farming today.
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Oral history interview with Dr Charles Hutt about his memories of education, medical training and RMC. File 1 of 2 | | Dr [Charles Hutt] | File 1 of 2, total duration 90 minutes.
Summary: Father MD MA FRCP, educated at St Paul's School. Trinity, Cambridge. Bonn degree course. Honorary mandarin, China. Early schooling. Teachers. Games. 1931 scholarship students. Hospital experience. Childbirth, blood groups, blood-pressure. War. Joined RMC, 1500 PoWs. Russian PoWs starved. Working parties.
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Oral history interview with Dr Charles Hutt about his memories of education, medical training and RMC. File 2 of 2 | | Dr [Charles Hutt] | File 2 of 2, total duration 90 minutes.
Summary: Father MD MA FRCP, educated at St Paul's School. Trinity, Cambridge. Bonn degree course. Honorary mandarin, China. Early schooling. Teachers. Games. 1931 scholarship students. Hospital experience. Childbirth, blood groups, blood-pressure. War. Joined RMC, 1500 PoWs. Russian PoWs starved. Working parties.
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