[1] In 1960 he married Helen Elizabeth, later styled The Lady Trafford of Falmer, daughter of Albert Ralph Chalk of Cambridge.
He was educated at St Edmund's School, Hindhead,[1] Charterhouse, Lincoln's Inn,[2] the University of London and Guy's Hospital Medical School where he won the Gold Medal, graduated as Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery with Honours in 1957 and gained membership of the Royal College of Physicians in 1961[3] before attending Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore as a Fellow in Medicine and a Fulbright Scholar.
[5] He was appointed as Minister of State for Health in the House of Lords in July 1989, to take charge of government proposals on the Warnock Report on Human Fertilisation.
[6] He died as a patient at the Royal Sussex County Hospital after a short illness of lung cancer in September 1989, aged 57.
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