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7th March 2017 Crohnoid

This must be my shortest post ever.

A while ago I was privileged to talk to an audience of undergradute nurses on “Living with IBD”. The video can be found on YouTube but for those who prefer to read I’ve uploaded a pdf transcipt of the talk.

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