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Again in case you missed the last post - VIA Hughes Syndrome Foundation website and Facebook Page: Next Patient's Day/St Thomas' Hospital

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Hughes Syndrome Foundation

We are holding our annual Patients' Day on Wednesday 14th May 2014 at St Thomas' Hospital, London. This is a unique opportunity for you to hear world renowned experts talk about the latest APS research and treatment, as well as learn about practical aspects of managing the condition from other patients.

The cost of Patients' Day is £20 for members of the Hughes Syndrome Foundation charity, to include you and a guest, and £40 for non-members.

Places are limited so please try to register as soon as you can - hope to see some of you in May

hughes-syndrome.org/get-inv...

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And a big thank you to you, for doing those transcripts last year! Many on here will not have known how much hard work you did! MaryF x

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