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  • 31-05-2005 06:12PM
    #1
    robindch
    Moderators, Society & Culture Moderators Posts: 24,466 Mod ✭✭✭✭


    8pm, Thursday, June 9th 2005, Davenport Hotel

    A reminder that the next public lecture will be held on
    Thursday, June 9th. We are delighted to have as our
    guest speaker Professor Andrew Green (Professor of
    Medical Genetics, UCD and Director of the National
    Centre of Medical Genetics, Our Lady's Hospital for
    Sick Children, Crumlin)

    His lecture title is Do you really want to know about
    your genes?    , in which Prof. Green will discuss the
    myths and realities about modern genetics as it is
    applied to medicine. He hopes to show that the topic is
    more complex than might first appear, and that there
    are many implications which might arise from genetic
    tests in relation to insurance, employment and family
    communications.

    Location: Gandon Suite South, Davenport Hotel, Merrion
    Square, Dublin 2, which is wheelchair accessible

    Time: 8pm, Thursday, June 9th 2005
    Cost: EUR2 for members of the ISS and EUR5 for non-members


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