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Wednesday January 18 2012
Start Time: 07:00 PM

Does Animal Testing Slow Down Medical Progress?

category bristol | miscellaneous | event notice author Monday December 19, 2011 17:12author by Bristol Animal Rights Collectiveauthor email barc at hotmail dot co dot uk Report this post to the editors

Find out the truth about animal testing and why it doesn’t advance medical progress
… with Andre Menache BSc(Hons) BVSc MRCVS
Doors open 7pm, talk starts at 8pm
£3/£5 entry includes talk, plus a slice of vegan cake.
bristolanimalrights.org.uk / bristol.truthjuice.co.uk

Related Link: http://www.bristolanimalrights.org.uk/news/truthjuice.html
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