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Professor Dame Kay Davies receives the WISE Lifetime Achievement Award

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Professor Dame Kay Davies, Dr Lee’s Professor of Anatomy, was awarded the WISE Lifetime Achievement Award for her research on Duchenne muscular dystrophy and championing of women in science.

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