MEDNET 2007 Congress in Pictures

MEDNET 2007 CongressMEDNET 2007 Congress is over and was a great success by being able to host over 220 participants from more than 25 countries. Congress organizers have done a successful job by assuring an impressive presence and a very friendly but working environment for the worldwide leading industrial and research organizations active in Medical Internet and eHealth sectors.

By following the popular statement that "A picture is worth a thousand words" we would like to invite to explore the recently published MEDNET 2007 Congress Gallery for an overview regarding the MEDNET 2007 Congress.

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