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South African TB Conference 2010
When:
1 June 2010
The TB Conference will be a forum for people of diverse backgrounds, experiences and skills to come together to review the evidence and to debate and develop innovative approaches to fight the TB epidemic in the era of HIV. The theme of the conference will be ForgingStrategic Partnerships to Fight TB and HIV.
Telephone: +27 (0) 12 816 9000
0861 115 182
Facsimile: +27 (0) 12 807 7191/ 7153
0861 115 181 / 180 / 185
E-mail: info@tbconference.co.za
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