About the speaker

Dr Andrew White
Dr White: All aspects of respiratory medicine especially airways diseases, allergy, lung cancer, interventional bronchoscopy and lung infection. Also experienced in tropical medicine with an interest in returned travellers.
Sleep disorders including sleep apnoea and sleep studies.

Academic background

Research in COPD, Tuberculosis and Bronchiectasis

Bio: I qualified from UCL in 1988 and following initial medical rotations in London and Gloucestershire studied a Diploma in Hygiene and Tropical Medicine in London before working in Nepal in TB control for 5 years. I subsequently did ENT in Gloucester for 6 months before going back to medicine and doing higher specialist training in Birmingham in respiratory Medicine. In Birmingham I took two years out to do research into respiratory infections in Bronchiectasis and COPD. Included in this was short time in London with Valerie Lund at the National ENT Hospital looking at the relationship between nasal and pulmonary infection. Although an all-round respiratory physician (a dying breed) I have special interest in respiratory infection, bronchiectasis and COPD as well as Lung Cancer and interventional bronchoscopy. I manage the tuberculosis clinic (including non-pulmonary TB) and have an interest in integrated care.

About the speaker

Mr Charlie Hall

Mr Hall qualified in 1995 from St Bartholomew's Hospital, London. He attained specialist accreditation with the General Medical Council in 2009 following 8 years of specialist training in Bristol, Gloucester and the South West. In 2008 he undertook a one year fellowship in Head and Neck Cancer and Thyroid surgery in Melbourne, Australia. He returned in 2009 to take up his current NHS consultant appointment in Gloucestershire.

Whilst Mr Hall practices general ENT treating a wide range of conditions in all age groups, his specialist interest is in throat, voice and swallowing problems and neck conditions including thyroid problems.