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Emma Crosbie: Excited to collaborate on ACES Kenya with Jen Davies and Anisa Mburu

Collage photo of Emma Crosbie, Jen Davies and Anisa Mburu

Aug 2, 2024, 19:26

Emma Crosbie: Excited to collaborate on ACES Kenya with Jen Davies and Anisa Mburu

Emma Crosbie, Professor of Gynecologic Oncology at The University of Manchester, shared on X:

“So excited to collaborate on ACES Kenya with Jen Davies and Anisa Mburu.“

Manchester Cancer Research Centre shared this post, adding:

“Fantastic! We’re really excited to see this international collaboration evolve and identify alternative strategies to screen for cervical cancer.”

excited to collaborate

Source: Emma Crosbie/X and Manchester Cancer Research Centre/X

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