Overcame a brutal childhood and prejudice to become a nurse and transform care for people with sickle cell disease
Founded Children With Cancer UK with his late wife Marion, raising £230million in memory of their two children
Civil rights pioneer led a victorious boycott against racist bus company bosses in 1963, paving the way for Britain's first race laws
The world’s most influential scientist has changed the way we think about the world around us, despite battling a devastating illness for more than 50 years
Inspired by doctors who saved their lives as teenagers, identical twins Ray and Trevor Powles embarked on medical careers of their own that would see them transform cancer treatment.
When medical student Roy Calne was presented with the case of a man dying from kidney failure in 1950, he asked his senior consultant if anything could be done.
