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Resource | Meeting of 17th March 2021

DRIG Steering Committee Meetings

The SC discussed the successful second PD and Technology Event and finalised the preparation of the third and final technology event. 

For future events we are looking at something on PD and the gut, possibly the research being done on the probiotic Symprove.

Agreed some form of PD Glossary would be a useful addition to the website.

Also considered the development of PD Avengers in Scotland.

Resource File
210317 DRIG SC Meeting.pdf

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