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Don't lose your library membership - renew your account.

NHS library cards for the Health Library all have an expiry date set.  NHS staff are be contacted before your card expires asking whether you wish to renew and continue your membership.  Please make sure that you respond to ensure that your membership continues. You'll be asked to check the details we have are correct - please let us know of any changes to ensure that you are still eligible for membership. If you have any queries about your membership you can email the library at health.library@keele.ac.uk - make sure you include your library card number if possible.

National Rheumatoid Arthritis Awareness Week 19th-25th June 2017

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R is for Research Support

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