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LOCATION:Parktown Health Sciences Campus 
DESCRIPTION:Join the Annual Botlhale Orenstein Memorial Lecture This year, the Adler Museum of Medicine combined with the Wits Faculty of Health Sciences is hosting the Annual Botlhale Orenstein Memorial Lecture - cognisant of the #Wits100 celebrations and the history of mining and science and migration that forged our city, Johannesburg.
<br />We are privileged to have&nbsp;Professor Himla Soodyall, one of the world's most esteemed genetic scientists and Secretary General of the Academy of Science of South Africa Council and a Wts alumna! speaking on the vital subject of African genetics and society, addressing issues of race and pseudoscience and other exciting research and discovery themes - with her inimical insight and humour and personal life journey illuminating this area of medical science.
<br />As part of the efforts to embody the medical humanities, the event will be convened in the centre of the Health Sciences building on the ground floor - in the foyer and out into the hall in front of the Adler Museum; with the world-class Wits choir singing to us in with music that speaks to our city, our past and our aspirations.
<br />After the lecture, we will close with special refreshments and a walk through the museum's&nbsp;On Breathing Exhibition.&nbsp;&nbsp;
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<strong>Join the Annual Botlhale Orenstein Memorial Lecture </strong><p>This year, the Adler Museum of Medicine combined with the Wits Faculty of Health Sciences is hosting the Annual Botlhale Orenstein Memorial Lecture - cognisant of the #Wits100 celebrations and the history of mining and science and migration that forged our city, Johannesburg.</p>
<br /><p>We are privileged to have&nbsp;Professor Himla Soodyall, one of the world's most esteemed genetic scientists and Secretary General of the Academy of Science of South Africa Council and a Wts alumna! speaking on the vital subject of African genetics and society, addressing issues of race and pseudoscience and other exciting research and discovery themes - with her inimical insight and humour and personal life journey illuminating this area of medical science.</p>
<br /><p>As part of the efforts to embody the medical humanities, the event will be convened in the centre of the Health Sciences building on the ground floor - in the foyer and out into the hall in front of the Adler Museum; with the world-class Wits choir singing to us in with music that speaks to our city, our past and our aspirations.</p>
<br /><p><span>After the lecture, we will close with special refreshments and a walk through the museum's&nbsp;</span><strong><em>On Breathing Exhibition.</em></strong><span>&nbsp;&nbsp;</span></p>
SUMMARY:The Annual Botlhale Orenstein Memorial Lecture
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