Publication containing the papers given at the congress: Medical Education in Cambridge before 1600 (AHT Robb-Smith); John Caius (1510-73) (WSC Copeman); Francis Glisson (Prof R Milnes Walker); Medical Education at Cambridge 1600-1800 (Arthur Rook); Anatomy and Physiology in Cambridge before 1850 (Bernard Towers); Medical Education at Cambridge in the Nineteenth Century (Ruth G Hodgkinson); Haviland, Paget and Humphry; the Introduction of Clinical Teaching at Cambridge (Arthur Rook); The Early History of the Department of Pathology at Cambridge (Raymond Williamson); The Cambridge School of Physiology: 1850-1900 (David H M Woollam); The Rise of Biochemistry in the nineteenth century, with particular reference to the University of Cambridge; (Prof F G Young); The Right Hon. Sir Thomas Clifford Allbutt, FRS (1836-1925) (The Right Hon. Lord Cohen of Birkenhead); The Cambridge School of Physiology, 1900-1937 (Prof Henry Barcroft); Haldane and Cambridge Genetics, 1900-1950 (Prof J H Edwards); Contributions of Cambridge to Biochemistry since 1920 (Prof Malcolm Dixon); Cambridge and the Evolution of the Knowledge of Vitamins (E Kodicek); Cambridge Medicine and the Medical School in the twentieth century (Leslie Cole).