Branch has three Abstracts accepted for Tokyo Congress WPC19
We are pleased to report that the Branch has had three abstracts accepted for WPC19 . They are: Submission ID: 909 Abstract Title: “Where’s the ‘feeling better’ box?” Beyond PDQ39…
We are pleased to report that the Branch has had three abstracts accepted for WPC19 . They are: Submission ID: 909 Abstract Title: “Where’s the ‘feeling better’ box?” Beyond PDQ39…
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A lovely sunny day in Dundee. Pictured at the West Park Centre are (left to right) Bill Wright (Ed), Hagop Bessos (Ed), Sheila Edward (Ed), Alison Williams (Ed), Esther Sammlert…
A new Research Interest Group, DRIG (Dundee Research Interest Group) has been formed. Despite the name it caters for all surrounding areas, such as Angus, Fife, Tayside, Perth and Stirling.…