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Science and stories

OUCRU Public Engagement

Medical research relies on studies on large numbers of people in order to quantify the effects of diseases, and their treatments. However each patient is an individual. How can personal stories add to this ‘hard’ scientific approach? Join our "science and stories" cafe talks on 23rd Nov, 7th Dec and 11th Jan at The Old Compass Cafe and Bar, in Ho Chi Minh City.

Science in the cafe poster, with the text: Science and stories by Dr Mary Chambers

The full story is available on the OUCRU website

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