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Equality4Success Bitesize Seminar "HeLa100: the history and ethics of HeLa cells"

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  • UserElizabeth Wynn; Equality & Diversity Manager, Babraham Institute Speaker website
  • ClockThursday 08 October 2020, 12:00-12:30
  • HouseOnline via zoom.

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Henrietta Lacks would have been 100 this year had she not passed away from cervical cancer, but her immortal cells continue to live on. This Black History Month, come to this short talk to learn about the story of HeLa and discuss the ethical issues that still resonate today.

http://zoom.us/j/8986764809

Meeting ID: 898 676 4809

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