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English: The memorial plaque to victims of CJD is located on the boundary wall of Saint Thomas' Hospital in Lambeth facing the Riverside Walk of Prince Albert Embankment. The plaque contains an embossed representation of a Chrysanthemum, a flower traditionally placed on graves to honour the dead. The inscription reads “In loving memory of the victims of Human BSE (vCJD). Always in our thoughts. Human BSE Foundation”
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a commemorative plaque paying tribute to victims of Human BSE (vCJD)

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28 May 2019

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