CDU’s Indigenous Academic Support and Menzies School of Health Research invite Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to a free BBQ lunch and talk about pneumococcal disease on Tuesday 2 September from 12.15 to 1.30pm.
The lunch provides an opportunity to meet key academic researchers in Indigenous health.
Principal Research Fellow in Child Health at Menzies, Associate Professor Sue Skull will give a 10 minute presentation on her pneumococcal research project before the lunch commences.
Find out what pneumococcal research is about and how you can best protect yourself and others in your community.
Venue: Gurinbey Indigenous Academic Support, Blue precinct, building 2, Casuarina campus, Charles Darwin University
For more information contact Cynthia Coyne, Indigenous academic support lecturer, by email: cynthia.coyne@cdu.edu.au or phone 8946 6339.