Medical Gavin Arneil, paediatric nephrologist John Bell, 18th-century adviser to the Tsar and author of a travelogue from St. Petersburg to Beijing Robert Broom, physician Sir Harry Burns, Chief Medical Officer for Scotland Sir Kenneth Calman, Scottish cancer researcher, former Chief Medical Officer, current Chancellor of the University of Glasgow Murdoch Cameron, Regius Professor of Midwifery; performed first modern Caesarian section in 1888; father of Samuel James Cameron Maud Perry Menzies, community health physician; RAMC captain during World War II Hani Gabra, professor of Oncology at Imperial College London Samuel James Cameron, Regius Professor of Midwifery; son of Murdoch Cameron; collector of Scottish art Stuart Campbell, obstetrician and gynaecologist William Cullen, physician, chemist, agriculturalist, professor at Edinburgh Medical School Ian Donald, pioneer of diagnostic and obstetric medical ultrasound Ian Hart, neurologist John Hunter, surgeon William Hunter, anatomist and physician James Jameson, surgeon general, Army Medical Service Bryan J. Jennett, with Sir Graham Teasdale, co-inventor of the Glasgow Coma Scale R. D. Laing, psychiatrist Sir Alan Langlands, former chief executive of the NHS, vice-chancellor of the University of Leeds William Boog Leishman, pathologist credited with first successful anti-typhoid inoculation Joseph Lister, surgeon David Livingstone, "Dr. Livingstone," 19th century medical missionary to Africa (didn't graduate) Donald MacAlister, also Principal of the University of Glasgow, 1907–29 Sir William Macewen, pioneer of neurosurgery Elizabeth Janet MacGregor, medical doctor and cancer researcher Dame Louise McIlroy, obstetrics and gynaecology consultant; first woman to receive M.D. from the University Quintin McKellar, veterinary surgeon and vice-chancellor of the University of Hertfordshire Janet Niven, histologist and pathologist Priscilla Nzimiro, physician Delphine Parrott, endocrinologist and immunologist, Gardiner Professor of Immunology 1980-1990 David Shannon (gynaecologist), physician, academic, World War I medical officer, foundation fellow of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists James McCune Smith, first university trained African-American physician; abolitionist and public intellectual in New York Alexander Stewart-Wilson, foundation fellow of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists John Hammond Teacher, pathologist, researcher and medical academic Sir Graham Teasdale, with Bryan J. Jennett, co-inventor of the Glasgow Coma Scale Thomas Thomson (botanist), Scottish surgeon with the British East India Company Robert Thomson,a pioneer of sanitation Donald James MacKintosh, Scottish physician, soldier and public health expert. Sir Gilbert Blane, Scottish physician who instituted health reform in the Royal Navy. John Moore, Scottish physician and travel author. Edward Provan Cathcart, Regius Professor of Physiology at the University of Glasgow Mujibur Rahman, Medical