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High International Attendance at Clin Lab Expo

By HospiMedica staff writers
Posted on 25 Sep 2000
This year's Clin Lab Expo, held in San Francisco (CA, USA) in July, attracted the largest attendance ever, of which a record-setting 24% were international visitors representing 95 countries. More...
Total registration was 18,688, with international registration of 4,427. Organized by the American Association for Clinical Chemistry (AACC), Clin Lab Expo attracted more lab directors, more managers, more administrators, more supervisors, more researchers, more executives, and more product development specialists than any other lab show anywhere. The exhibit program included 588 exhibiting organizations, another record high, occupying 1,388 booths.

The 2001 Clin Lab Expo will be held July 31-August 2, again in Chicago (IL, USA).


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