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Plenary Session. FAMSA 29 GA, REPUBLIC OF BENIN 2015

The Federation of African Medical Students Associations (FAMSA) 29th GA and International Scientific Conference. Benin Republic 2015

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Do make plans to arrive the opening ceremony on time, exquisitely dressed for the Red carpet event. We wish you a wonderful preparation.

Please be duly informed that you will be required to purchase a SIM card for communication purposes upon arrival

Attending delegates should please make preparations to arrive maximum 2HRS before the scheduled time.

We would like to inform you that the Opening Ceremony to be held on the 10th of August 2015 will start off at 17.000HRS (GMT+1)

The Local Organizing Committee to the FAMSA 29 GA welcomes all African Medical Students to the Republic of Benin

Registration for the 29th GA will be closed on the 12th of July 2015 at 13.00HRS (GMT+1). famsa29ga.yolasite.com

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THEME: “Infectious diseases and their impact on the African continent”

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Emerging infectious agents appear to have been brought into contact with humans by movements of human and animal populations. #Ebola

Despite decades of dramatic progress in treatment and prevention, infectious diseases remain a major cause of death and disability