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Zusammenfassung: IDDST 2008 will offer an Olympian gathering to emphasize the pioneer explorations of basic research and technology development across therapeutic areas, to update current status all phase drug discovery and development timely. The program will also provide a profound coverage on global trend of R & D of innovative therapeutics in relation with major disease areas. Numerous Sessions cover pipeline transfer strategy and licensing, CRO and CMO in China. Through IDDST 2008, you will also gain deep insight into the strategies of major pharma players in integrating scientific, technological, talent and business resources in a flat world to increase business competitive capacities. You will also enjoy the Joint Symposium on Frontier of Medicinal Chemistry sponsored by ACS Medchem Division.

Zusammenfassung: This Congress and Expo is organized by BIT life sciences, dedicated to build a platform of the molecular diagnostics industry, as well as to provide insight from key industry leaders concerning cutting-edge molecular diagnostics technology. CEMD-2008 will also provide an integral forum for leaders in trends of MD, in major diseases treatment to share ideas, network with other delegates, deliver new products and advance understanding of the potential of new molecular diagnostics technologies.

Zusammenfassung: The BIT's 1st Annual World Congress of Vaccine provides highquality and current reports of scientific progress featured in calling for presentations and submitted abstracts presenting at Six Remarkable Tracks, which cover a broad spectrum of current status of Vaccine development in not only human vaccination fields, but also to extend to Livestock, Agricultural and Aquaculture Vaccine R & D and business development. The disparate fields covered in both human and veterinary vaccinology encourage valuable cross-fertilization of ideas and approaches among researchers otherwise focused on specific diseases or methods.

Zusammenfassung: Infection as a major cause of cancer incidence and death Despite a considerable proportion of medical research devoted to understanding cancer and its causes, the role of chronic infections in carcinogenesis is frequently overlooked. According to WHO, up to 23 percent of malignancies in developing countries are caused by infectious agents. In developed countries, cancers caused by chronic infections amount to approximately 8 percent of all malignancies.

An infective agent is linked to some of the most common cancers. Helicobacter pylori causes gastric cancer, the second most important cause of cancer death worldwide. Papillomavirus causes the vast majority of cervical cancer, the second most important cause of cancer among women. Liver cancer, caused by hepatitis viruses, ranks sixth in worldwide cancer incidence. Nasopharyngeal cancer, an Epstein-Barr virus associated cancer, is the most common head and neck cancer in Southern China.