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Dr Timothy Gatheral

Subject Co-Lead for Respiratory Medicine

Biography

Dr Gatheral is a consultant respiratory physician at University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay where he leads the interstitial lung disease service and community integrated respiratory team. He has research interests in integrated respiratory care and is principle investigator for several clinical trials. He is currently Director of Research and Development at UHMB trust. He lives with his family in the Yorkshire Dales having relocated from London as a consultant in 2014.

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