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9th European Congress on Epileptology Website is now live

9th European Congress on Epileptology Website is now live The next European Congress on Epileptology will take place in Rhodes, Greece from the 27th June to the 1st July 2010. Please visit the new website fo...
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Child neurology in resource-poor countries the role of the ICNA

Child neurology in resource-poor countries the role of the ICNA The International Child Neurology Association was founded in 1973 to improve the care of children with neurological disorders worldwide, promote tra...
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Scientific Program for XIth World Congress of ICNA in Cairo, May 2-7, 2010

Scientific Program for XIth World Congress of ICNA in Cairo, May 2-7, 2010 This 11th International Congress of Child Neurology will convene a large international faculty with recognized expertise in a wide array of discipli...
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