Images from the exhibition and seminar floors at the 18th annual event in Paris, the most well-attended meeting to date.
March 6–8, 2006 Paris, France
The DIA reported record-breaking attendance at its 18th Annual EuroMeeting held in Paris, France. The conference proved to be an international success and a neutral forum for the latest information and developments on EU Directive initiatives, pediatric regulations, the Pediatric Committee, technology research and platforms, pharmacogenomics, pharmacovigilance, and risk management.
The 14 tracks gave conference goers more than enough workshops to choose from. The Exhibitors floor was busy with information seekers, networkers, great giveaways, and delightful Parisian pastries.
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