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IMSR engages at MELA festival goers with women’s health research

IMSR engages at MELA festival goers with women’s health research

Thanks to everyone who stopped by our Women’s Health Research stall at the Birmingham Mela festival over July 22-23 in Victoria Park. Despite heavy rain taking over all of Saturday, the team were still able to engage lots of visitors over the two days, including many British South-Asian and South-Asian women and their families, local … Continue reading “IMSR engages at MELA festival goers with women’s health research”

Author:Author Caroline Gillett
Published: Posted on
24 July 202324 July 2023

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