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Dec 12, 2011
Category: General
Posted by: neteler
The field of vector-borne diseases is receiving increasing attention in face of climatic changes and increasing intercontinental exchange of goods and travellers.
The 32nd International Geographical Congress which will be held in Cologne from 26 to 30th of August, 2012 will offer one session on “Vector-borne diseases and climate warming” , where we as conveyors and chairs are inviting you to participate. ...
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