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SUMMARY:Fenland Study Public Meeting - Ely
DESCRIPTION:This event is fully booked\, but tickets are still available for the Fenland Study Public Meeting in Wisbech on Wednesday 6 July.\nWe would like to invite you to attend our Fenland Study Public Meeting at The Maltings in Ely on Tuesday 14 June 2016. \nThe first phase of the Fenland Study finished in 2015\, with more than 12\,000 volunteers from across Cambridgeshire taking part.  Phase 2  is now underway\, and over the next 4 years we are sending invitations to participants who attended an initial Fenland Study visit between 2005 and 2015\, and who agreed to be re-contacted\, to return for a 2nd visit. \nTo mark these milestones we are holding a series of public meetings. This is your chance to hear about progress so far\, key scientific findings and our plans for future research\, as well as to meet study staff and researchers. \nThe event will comprise of a short presentation\, followed by a panel discussion where you will have the opportunity to ask the Principal Investigators questions about the study. \nIf you have a question that you’d like to ask the Fenland researchers\, please submit it when you register\, or email it to: Fenland-meetings@mrc-epid.cam.ac.uk \nLight refreshments will be provided from 6:30pm\, with presentation and panel discussion will start at 7pm. \nThis event is free to attend\, although you will need to register for tickets in advance as places are limited. To register please choose one of the following options: \n\nRegister on Eventbrite\, using the link https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/fenland-study-public-meeting-tickets-24489451609\n\n\nContact us via email (Fenland-meetings@mrc-epid.cam.ac.uk) stating your name\, preferred date and how many places you would need for the meeting.\n\n\nCall the Fenland Study Free phone number on 0800 085 618\n\nIf you have any special requirements\, please let us know when you register your tickets.
URL:https://www.epi.ims.cam.ac.uk/event/fenland-study-public-meeting-ely/
LOCATION:The Maltings\, Ship Lane\, ely\, Cambridgeshire\, CB7 4BB\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Fenland Study Public Meeting - Cambridge
DESCRIPTION:This event is fully booked\, but tickets are still available for the Fenland Study Public Meeting in Wisbech on Wednesday 6 July.\nWe would like to invite you to attend our Fenland Study Public Meeting at Churchill College in Cambridge on Tuesday 21 June 2016. \nThe first phase of the Fenland Study finished in 2015\, with more than 12\,000 volunteers from across Cambridgeshire taking part. Phase 2 is now underway\, and over the next 4 years we are sending invitations to participants who attended an initial Fenland Study visit between 2005 and 2015\, and who agreed to be re-contacted\, to return for a 2nd visit. \nTo mark these milestones we are holding a series of public meetings. This is your chance to hear about progress so far\, key scientific findings and our plans for future research\, as well as to meet study staff and researchers. \nThe event will comprise of a short presentation\, followed by a panel discussion where you will have the opportunity to ask the Principal Investigators questions about the study. \nIf you have a question that you’d like to ask the Fenland researchers\, please submit it when you register\, or email it to: Fenland-meetings@mrc-epid.cam.ac.uk \nLight refreshments will be provided from 6:30pm\, with presentation and panel discussion will start at 7pm. \nThere is ample\, free parking at the College either along Churchill Road (the College’s private road) or in the main car park at the end of that road. Permits are not required. https://www.chu.cam.ac.uk/our-location/find-us/ \nThis event is free to attend\, although you will need to register for tickets in advance as places are limited. To register please choose one of the following options: \n\nRegister on Eventbrite\, using the link https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/fenland-study-public-meeting-tickets-24490599041\n\n\nContact us via email (Fenland-meetings@mrc-epid.cam.ac.uk) stating your name\, preferred date and how many places you would need for the meeting.\n\n\nCall the Fenland Study Free phone number on 0800 085 618\n\nIf you have any special requirements\, please let us know when you register your tickets.
URL:https://www.epi.ims.cam.ac.uk/event/fenland-study-public-meeting-cambridge/
LOCATION:Wolfson Hall\, Churchill College\, Storey's Way\, Cambridge\, Cambridgeshire\, CB3 0DS\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:MRC Festival of Medical Research - Are you in a healthy place?
DESCRIPTION:Are you in a healthy place? Travel\, food and our neighbourhoods\nWednesday 22 June 2016 5.30pm – 7.30pm. University Centre\, Granta Place\, Cambridge CB2 1RU\nThis event has finished\, please check our events pages and twitter feed to find out about upcoming events.\nThe places where we live\, study and work shape our behaviours and health. But how healthy are our neighbourhoods? Join science writer and broadcaster Kat Arney\, and explore the latest research from the MRC Epidemiology Unit about how our neighbourhoods influence how we get around and what we eat\, and what this is doing to our bodies \nBring your smartphones\, opinions and questions – and take away a new perspective on where you live. \n5.30 – 6.15pm: Meet the scientists  \nCome and grab a drink\, talk with scientists about their research at the MRC Epidemiology Unit\, and have some fun on interactive activities. \nLearn how we gather data and how it can be used to improve health and wellbeing.\nFind out how far you have to pedal to burn off a single sugar lump\, and what it does to your heart rate.\nTake the sugar taste test – how sweet is too sweet\, and how do your taste buds compare to other people’s? \n6.15 – 7.30pm: Interactive presentations  \nHear about how our research is shedding light on how the places we live and work affect our health. Test your knowledge and perceptions in an interactive Q&A. The main topics will be: \nWhat does Medical Research have to do with my commute? Cambridge is famous for being the city in the UK with the highest levels of cycling. But what is it about the environment that influences how we get around? And is enough being done to encourage everyone to be a bit more active on the commute? Researchers have been studying the health impacts of the Cambridgeshire Guided Busway and other transport projects around the country to try to answer these and other questions. \n \nAre takeaways adding pounds? Are supermarkets slimming? We might like to think that the food we eat is all a matter of personal choice\, but where we live and work can affect our choices. Research is shedding light on how food outlets near our home\, work and travel routes influence what we eat\, and ultimately our weight and health. But how full of takeaways\, supermarkets and other food shops is your neighbourhood? Do you think it affects what you eat? And what\, if anything\, should be done about it? \n  \n\nFind out about other events that took place in Cambridge during the MRC Festival of Medical Research (18 – 26 June 2016) at: \nwww.mrc.ac.uk/about/events/mrc-festival-of-medical-research/mrc-festival-of-medical-research-2016-cambridge/ \n 
URL:https://www.epi.ims.cam.ac.uk/event/mrcfestival/
LOCATION:University Centre\, Granta Place\, Cambridge\, Cambridgeshire\, CB2 1RU\, United Kingdom
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