APPENDIX 1
Sub-Committee II
The members of the Sub-Committee which conducted
this Inquiry were:
Lord Flowers
Lord Haskel
Lord Jenkin of Roding
Lord McColl of Dulwich
Lord Oxburgh (Chairman)
Lord Patel
Lord Perry of Walton
Lord Rea
Lord Turnberg (co-opted on 19 July 2000)
Lord Wade of Chorlton
Lord Walton of Detchant
Baroness Wilcox
Lord Winston
Declarations of interest
Members declared the following interests in relation
to this Inquiry.
Lord Flowers Chancellor of the University of
Manchester.
Lord Haskel Patron of the Chronic Disease Research
Foundation.
Lord Jenkin of Roding Chairman of the Foundation
for Science and Technology.
Lord Oxburgh Rector of the Imperial College of
Science, Technology and Medicine (to January 2001); Chairman of
the Scientific Advisory Board of InforSense (from January 2001).
Lord Patel Chairman of Genetics Advisory Committee,
MRC; Founder and Council Member, Academy of Medical Sciences;
Chairman, Clinical Standards Board of Scotland.
Lord Rea Former NHS General Practitioner; Honorary
Secretary, National Heart Forum; Trustee, Patron or Vice-Patron
of several health-related charities; Chairman, All-Party Food
and Health Forum.
Lord Turnberg Chairman of the UK Forum on Genetics
and Insurance; Scientific Adviser, Association of Medical Research
Charities; Vice President, Academy of Medical Sciences; Chairman,
Board of Public Health Laboratory Service; former member, GMC.
Lord Wade of Chorlton Chairman of Appeals for
Christie Hospital, Manchester.
Lord Walton of Detchant Former Chairman, now
Life President, Muscular Dystrophy Campaign; President, Patron,
Vice-President or Vice-Patron of numerous other medical charities;
neuroscience adviser to a pharmaceutical company; immediate Past-President,
World Federation of Neurology; Past-President, British Medical
Association, Royal Society of Medicine, GMC and Association of
British Neurologists; Founding Fellow, Academy of Medical Sciences;
former member, MRC.
Lord Winston Director of Research and Development
for the Hammersmith Hospitals NHS Trust; Professor of Fertility
Studies at the Imperial College School of Medicine; Council member,
Imperial Cancer Research Fund.
Specialist Adviser
The Sub-Committee appointed as its Specialist Adviser
Paul Elliott, Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health Medicine
at Imperial College, London and Honorary Consultant Physician
at the Hammersmith Hospitals NHS Trust. He is an expert in disease
databases, heading the UK Small Area Health Statistics Unit which
investigates environmental sources of disease based on geographical
analyses of routine health data. He is co-investigator of a large
European study investigating genetic and environmental influences
on cardiovascular and metabolic disease risk.
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