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Learn about advancements in health at Mini Science night in Salmon Arm

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BC Children's Hospital Research Institute (BCCHR) is hosting Mini Science Night on May 2. Dr. Wyeth Wasserman will present on the Silent Genomes Project, a study aimed at reducing health-care disparities affecting Indigenous Peoples. Only 50 seats are available for this free event that is open to everyone.

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Learn about advancements in health at Mini Science night in Salmon Arm

Dr. Wyeth Wasserman will be the keynote speaker

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Learn about advancements in health at Mini Science night in Salmon Arm

Dr. Wyeth Wasserman will be the keynote speaker

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