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Physiology without Borders: US and Cuban Scientists Meet in Space.
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|August 12, 2019
Summary
The 2nd Pan-American Congress of Physiological Sciences convened over 400 international delegates. Notably, 228 US scientists attended this significant medical science event in Cuba.
Area of Science:
- Physiological Sciences
- International Medical Congresses
Background:
- The 2nd Pan-American Congress of Physiological Sciences was held in Havana in May 2019.
- The event gathered over 400 delegates from 28 countries.
Purpose of the Study:
- To report on the attendance and scientific caliber of the 2nd Pan-American Congress of Physiological Sciences.
- To highlight the significant participation of US scientists despite potential pressures.
Main Methods:
- Attendance data collection from the congress.
- Qualitative assessment of scientific quality based on participant origin and engagement.
Main Results:
- Over 400 delegates from 28 nations participated.
- The congress attracted 228 US scientists, a notable number for medical science events in Cuba.
- The scientific quality was high, reflecting the caliber of international participants.
Conclusions:
- The 2nd Pan-American Congress of Physiological Sciences was a successful international gathering.
- The high attendance of US scientists underscores the event's importance and the global interest in physiological sciences.
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