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  September 8, 2020 by mswanga
  
  We’re really excited to hear the latest in MS Research via the NZ MS Research Trust’s new webinar series and invite you to join us! Replacing their Research Day in Auckland, this series of online webinars means we can hear the latest, from the experts, from the comfort of our couches. Over three Saturdays in September & October, the Research Trust, in association with the Liggins Institute, at the University of Auckland, is connecting us with some of the latest research in the field of MS both here and overseas. We know that research makes a real difference to the outcomes for people with MS, and the Trust is committed to not only funding the research, but also updating our community on the latest developments. While the current climate makes the much-anticipated MS Research Day impossible, the new webinar series brings this research direct to your home. Highlights include Dr Justin O’Sullivan ...
  
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