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Consultant in general medicine
(b 1947; q Glasgow 1971; MD, FRCP Glas, FRCP Ed) died from pulmonary embolus and septicaemia on 10 September 2012.
Brian Cameron Campbell specialised in cardiovascular disease and clinical pharmacology, publishing widely on the therapeutics of hypertension and haem metabolism. Brian left Glasgow in 1985 and was employed in a series of locum consultant postitions for several years. In 1998 he became a consultant in general medicine at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh before moving to the city's Western General Hospital. He loved fine food, fine wines, cars and overseas travel. He had a strong faith and was also keenly interested in politics and applied to be a prospective parliamentary candidate for his local constituency. His application was declined because Brian was felt to be "too conservative for the Conservative Party". He leaves a wife, Anne.
Anne E Campbell, Mark WJ Strachan
BMJ 2013;346:f2752 | 
