Yorkshire

Yorkshire (Medicine)

Yorkshire (pronounced /ˈjɔːrkʃɪər, -ʃər/), is not only a historic county in northern England, but also has significant relevance in the field of medicine.

Etymology

The term "Yorkshire" is derived from the Old English "Eoforwic-shire", which means "shire of York". The term has no specific etymology in the context of medicine, but it is used to denote various medical institutions, research, and practices that originated or are based in Yorkshire.

Medical Institutions

Several notable medical institutions are based in Yorkshire, including the University of Leeds School of Medicine, Hull York Medical School, and Sheffield Medical School. These institutions have made significant contributions to medical research and education.

Yorkshire Method

The Yorkshire Method is a term used in medical research. It refers to a specific method of conducting clinical trials and research studies, which was developed by researchers in Yorkshire.

Yorkshire Cancer Research

Yorkshire Cancer Research is a prominent charity based in Yorkshire. It funds research, treatment, and prevention programs for cancer in Yorkshire.

Related Terms

• Clinical trial
• Medical research
• Cancer research
• Medical education

External links

• Medical encyclopedia article on Yorkshire
• Wikipedia's article - Yorkshire

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