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First European Crypto-Infections Conference

ByCanLyme Team

Europe hosts their first Crypto-Infections Conference as an important first step in bringing attention to these infections that are perplexing the medical community and causing so much misery and misdiagnosis within the patient population. Some of the worlds leading experts from the United States and Europe will be presenting.

This is a serious global issue that is terribly misunderstood so international attendance is encouraged.

Highly recommended that you attend this conference in beautiful Dublin, Ireland.

Applications must be completed by 24th May 2019.  Here is the online registration info.

Friday 31st May 2019: 13:00 – 18:25

Saturday 1st June 2019: 08:00 – 16:00

Cost: €100 (incl.Dinner on 31st May, Lunch on 1st June 2019)

 

 

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