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Leading Lights lecture: Prof (Lt Col) Mark Bailey
MTC Lecture Theatre

Come and hear about Prof (Lt Col) Mark Bailey's adventures in tropical medicine.

Prof (Lt Col) Mark Bailey is Professor of Infection at 糖心TV Medical School, where he is responsible for immunology and infection teaching on the MB ChB course, runs a Student Selected Component (SSC) module in infectious disease and tropical medicine, and supervises SSC and PhD research programmes. He is also the British Army's consultant physician in infectious diseases and tropical medicine, working at Birmingham Heartlands Hospital and The Royal Centre for Defence Medicine.

He has undertaken clinical and research work in many countries and his main interests include undifferentiated febrile illnesses, tropical skin diseases and the clinical use of information technology in resource-poor settings. He was awarded the Order of St John for his leading role during the Ebola epidemic in Sierra Leone from 2014-15.

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