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A day out with the British Skin Foundation – celebrating 20 years of research!

Annabel Gammon
At 6am,myself and my colleague Harriet briskly made our way to catch our train. Joined by an array of yawning commuters, we discussed what we thought we discussed what we thought we could expect from the day. London was as bustling and full of life as ever, an ironic contrast to our still zombie-like demeanour. After a couple of wrong turns, we found ourselves admiring the iconic masterpiece – the Royal College of Physicians. Inside, a warm welcome awaited us from Lisa Bickerstaffe, spokesperson for the British Skin Foundation and the collection of people who were also gathered for the press breakfast.
Dermatology in practice 2016; 22(4): 109–110
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