How Migration Helped British Science to Thrive @ScienceMuseum
How Migration Helped British Science to Thrive  @ScienceMuseum
Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this special virtual event on the 75th anniversary of the NHS, we examine and celebrate the impact of migration on the NHS, medicine, and the advancement of scientific research in the UK.

Speakers include:
Aditi Anand—Artistic Director, Migration Museum
Professor JS Bamrah CBE—Senior NHS Consultant Psychiatrist; Previously Chair of British Association of Physicians of Indian Origin.
Natasha McEnroe—Keeper of Medicine, Science Museum
Qasa Alom (Chair)

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