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The Addenbrooke's Open Day is an event that occurs every two years, which attracts thousands of visitors from the surrounding community and beyond.
It is a free day out for all the family, giving people the chance to see what happens behind the scenes at the hospital. Many different departments get involved by opening their doors and holding displays and fun activities to explain what they do.
The last Open Day took place on Saturday 10th May 2008, with special guest Dame Edna Everage.
The day was a great success so thank you to everyone who attended. Re-live the experience by checking out the video below.

There were plenty of activities to keep people of all ages entertained including:
Nine colour-coded tours around the hospital which visited areas not usually open to patients and visitors
Finding out how to save a life with the resuscitation team
Meeting our very own Florence Nightingale, who revolutionised healthcare during the Crimean War
See your future with us - advice from our Recruitment team about working at Addenbrooke's
Dieticians providing information about healthy eating
Visiting an operating theatre
Infection control is very important to us - learning how to clean your hands properly
This hospital is an NHS Foundation Trust - find out what this means and how you can get involved
Seeing the sights of Cambridge from the roof and visiting the underworld of the hospital
Finding out about blood donation from the National Blood Service
'You are what you eat' - testing your body fat content and studying the fat and sugar contained in the food you eat.
For more information please contact:
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust,
Box 53, Hills Road,
Cambridge CB2 0QQ
Tel: 01223 274713