MEDNET 2007 - Submission Deadline for Abstracts is March 1st

MEDNET 2007 - 12th World Congress on Internet in Medicine Society for Internet in Medicine
Leipzig/Germany, October 7th - 10th, 2007

MEDNET is a scientific conference organized under the auspices of the Society for the Internet in Medicine. In 2007 MEDNET is hosted by the CHM at Germany's No. 1 listed Business School Leipzig Graduate School of Management (HHL).

The Congress will take place at the Bio-City in Leipzig and is supported by MED-IN-LEIPZIG and other Scientific and commercial partners.

Visit MEDNET 2007 and experience highly exciting Social Events: It is planned to visit the Leipzig Porsche Factory, where the GT2 and the Cayenne are manufractured.

While previous MEDNET's were primarily hosted in Europe, the last 2006 MEDNET congress was organized in North America, coordinated by the Centre for Global eHealth Innovation, Toronto, Canada.

Visit MEDNET 2007 and visit the BACH-City in the "Heart of Europe". Although Leipzig is a half a million inhabitans city: In Leipzig everything is just "in Your reach".

To stay informed about the conference, please visit and register on http://mednet2007.com

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