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Translating New Technologies to Improve Public Health in Africa (May 15-20 2008)

Start Date

May 15 2008

End Date

May 20 2008

Location

Kampala, Uganda

Event summary

The question of how to employ new technologies that have evolved out of the various genome/proteome projects and apply them to the neglected diseases within a clinical or research setting in Africa, or any other part of the developing world, will be the focus of this meeting.

The organisers of this meeting have brought together a group of internationally recognised investigators who will provide practical insights for taking cutting edge concepts in the biosciences and applying them towards a better understanding of these diseases and/or the design of better strategies for controlling them. This meeting will also address operational issues such as the better integration of the various disease-specific control strategies and the need for capacity building especially as it relates to the issues surrounding clinical trials.

This conference is part of the Keystone Symposia Global Health Series, supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.


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Contact

Keystone Symposia
Tel: 1 800 253 0685 or 1 970 262 1230
Fax: 1 970 262 1525


Placed on the Communication Initiative site December 11 2007
Last Updated May 08 2008



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