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Bradford women invited to join periods research project
It is hoped thousands of Bradford women will take part in a study to help improve medical treatment.
Researchers in Bradford hope up to 3,000 women in the district will take part in a major study on periods and the menstrual cycle.
The CycleTrack project, run by health research organisation Born in Bradford (BiB), aims to determine why some women ex... [996 chars]
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