Plants in the Lab: Research Success

Monday 3rd December- 17.30

Everybody enjoys a nice cup of tea! But have you ever wondered what potential health benefits each cup has? 

Tea is popular in many different cultures, and it has been suggested that it may prevent various diseases such as cancer and cardiovascular disease. These plants have had a real contribution in the development of new drugs and the advancement of the Medical and the Pharmaceutical industries.

Find out all about research in this growing field by Professor Peter Houghton and also get a chance to blend your own special tea in an interactive session!

Free refreshments and snacks included! 

Date: Monday 3rd December 2012
Time: 17.30
Location: New Hunt's House- G4, Guy's Campus. 
Cost: Free for members and only £3 for non-members!

See you there!
IMS

Arabic Medicine - Hijama

Tuesday 6^th November; 17.45-20.00

An amazing opportunity to learn about a popular form of ancient Arabic Medicine procedure: Hijama. This is a form of Arabic traditional medicine practiced as early as 3000 B.C to promote healing and is a system used to restore balance in the body.

The introductory talk will be given by Dr Ravalia, one of the most respected professionals in his field.

The evening will also involve an interactive Q&A session, with a chance to look at equipment used for cupping!

Free refreshments and snacks!  

Date: Tuesday 6^th November 2012

Time: arrive by 5.30pm; talk will start at 6.00pm.

Location: Percy Roberts Room, Gordon Museum, Hodgkin (Guy’s Campus)

Cost: Free for members and only £3 for non-members!

See you soon!

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