Commonwealth Games doctors join at the College

21 Jan 2014

The President, Dr Frank Dunn was delighted to welcome doctors from across the Commonwealth to the College on Tuesday 22 July ahead of the opening of the Glasgow 2014 Games.

Medical professionals are an essential component of the teams from the 71 nations that will participate in the Games. They were invited to attend a special reception in the College to welcome them to Glasgow.

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