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Endocrine Clinico-Pathological Conference

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Institute of Metabolic Science

Friday, 14 March 13:00 MEDIC Seminar: ‘Endocrine Clinico-Pathological Conference’ by Dr Stuart Coghill and Professor Sir Dillwyn Williams, Department of Pathology Addenbrooke’s Hospital and Strangeways LaboratoryWhenFri, 14 Mar, 13:00 – 14:15 WhereLevel 4 Seminar Rooms, IMS , Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge DescriptionMEDIC Seminar ‘Endocrine Clinico-Pathological Conference’ by Dr Stuart Coghill and Professor Sir Dillwyn

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