CHEST 2005 hosts world experts in pulmonary, sleep, and critical care medicine
5th Oct 2005, 17:22 GMT
Cardiopulmonary, sleep, and critical care experts from around the world will present the latest research related to clinical chest medicine during CHEST 2005, the multidisciplinary world congress on diseases of the chest, held October 29 through November 3, in Montr.al, Qu.bec, Canada.
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