Scholars International Conference In Tokyo To Focus On STD, HIV And AIDS

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STD Research 2019 will lay a platform for scientists, researchers, professors and doctors to discuss recent research on control and prevention of STD/AIDS and their treatment. It is designed to provide current education that to discuss the issues affecting the diagnosis, treatment of STD AIDS their control and prevention.
Scholars International Conference In Tokyo To Focus On STD, HIV And AIDS

Scholars Conferences, host of Scholars International Conference on STD, HIV and AIDS Research, will focus on the recent progress and future outlook at STD, AIDS, HIV and Infectious Diseases. STD Research-2019 summons participants from paramount universities, research institutions and diagnostic companies to exhibit their research expertise on all aspects of this rapidly expanding field. Scholars Conferences is proud to present the highly anticipated “Scholars International Conference on STD, HIV and AIDS Research” (STD Research 2019) later this year. The event is going to held in Tokyo, Japan, from 18-19 November 2019.

Presentations By Top Doctors And Renowned Experts From Around The Globe

The conference will feature presentations by top doctors, medical industries, professionals as well as renowned experts in the regulatory field from all around the globe. Dr.Ramneek Ahluwalia – CEO,HEAIDS; Hiroshi Ohrui, Yokohama University of Pharmacy, Japan; Mustafa Younis,Jackson State University, USA and more will present their lectures during the conference. These are all among other reputed and high profile individuals from the industry who have shared knowledge of their experience and the role of STD Research 2019 Conference.

Discussion On Recent Research On Control And Prevention Of STD/AIDS

In addition, attendees will enjoy special events and lectures featuring specialists and top scholars. It is a perfect platform for educators, practitioners and researchers to exchange & share their experiences, research findings of all aspects of Control and Prevention of STD-AIDS. STD Research 2019 will lay a platform for scientists, researchers, professors and doctors to discuss recent research on control and prevention of STD/AIDS and their treatment. It is designed to provide current education that to discuss the issues affecting the diagnosis, treatment of STD AIDS their control and prevention. Scholars International Conference on STD, HIV and AIDS Research will foster the progress in the field and share with your expertise to what promises to be a very comprehensive and exciting meeting.
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