This Is Now with Angie Coiro: Cat Bohannon
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Join journalist-in-residence Angie Coiro as she converses with Cat Bohannon about her book, 'Eve', which explores the female body through the lens of evolution, challenging traditional narratives in science. The event will address pressing questions about women's longevity, their mental health, and their experiences of menopause using the latest scientific research. Bohannon's engaging and witty presentation promises to transform how we understand the female sex and its role in the evolution of Homo sapiens. Attendees are encouraged to wear masks, and those who need assistance with ticket costs or accessibility should reach out to the organizers.
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