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University of Cambridge School of Clinical Medicine located at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Hills Rd, Cambridge CB2 0SP, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 01223 336700

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The University of Cambridge School of Clinical Medicine cambridge
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The University of Cambridge School of Clinical Medicine cambridge
The University of Cambridge School of Clinical Medicine cambridge
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Hayden Leach

5 Google Rating

Excellent environment for the medical school. Good wheelchair facilities, food shop, lounge with lot

5/ 5

Excellent environment for the medical school. Good wheelchair facilities, food shop, lounge with lots of computers and table tennis, quiet reading rooms, medical library, lots of toilet facilities, stong wifi for visitors and excellent …

Chris O

5 Google Rating

Excellent environment for the medical school. Good wheelchair facilities, food shop, lounge with lot

5/ 5

Excellent environment for the medical school. Good wheelchair facilities, food shop, lounge with lots of computers and table tennis, quiet reading rooms, medical library, lots of toilet facilities, stong wifi for visitors and excellent staff. Lots of seminar rooms for small group meetings and a large auditorium. There is a live notification screen that shows all daily events.

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5 Google Rating

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5 Google Rating

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Juliet Crowson

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Lovely honest intelligent people. thank you

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Lovely honest intelligent people. thank you

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