What's the connection?
(image from Newton TAB blog)
I have to admit, I don't know.
But, I do know where you can find out.
Dr. Gerard Cangelosi, from the Seattle Biomedical Research Institute, will be speaking about tuberculosis, godzilla, and XDR-TB, Monday night, 7 pm at the Pub at Ravenna Third Place as part of Science on Tap.
tags: tuberculosis, informal science education, Science on Tap, Science in Seattle
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I am definitely going to be there. Will be great getting to see you in person.