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Julia Richmond studies Graduate Entry Medicine at the University of Nottingham, after a Biological Sciences degree. Aspiring paediatrician with ADHD; interested in neurodiversity, emergency medicine and eliminating health inequality. A guilty pleasure for microbiology. Preferred pronouns: She/Her

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