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Eric Edwards
bmj;393/jun05_11/e491185/VS1F1vs1Eric was born in Liverpool in 1925, was educated at Liverpool College, and went on to Liverpool University to study medicine. He qualified as a urologist and started his career at Sefton General, where he met his wife, Rosemary, who was working there as a physiotherapist. Most of his career was spent at the Manchester Royal Infirmary, where he became head of urology surgery.