UCD-Food and Health Public Lectures

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Online, Monday 18th January

Join our Public Lectures to listen to our leading experts discussing the important issues in Food and Health.

Explore the evidence in relation to the impact of diet and nutrition on immune function next Monday with @HelenMRoche on Monday 18th January at 7pm


Date:
Monday 18th January
Time:
Price:
Free

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