American Association for Clinical Chemistry Meeting and Clinical Lab Expo 2010

Join our official Croatian trade delegation to American Association for Clinical Chemistry Meeting and Clinical Lab Expo 2010,  July 25-29, Anaheim, California.

Your participation as member of our official trade delegation will provide you the following benefits:

• Free Exhibits registration
• Matchmaking meetings with corporate officers of exhibiting U.S. companies
• Access to the International Business Center where U.S. Department of Commerce staff will assist international buyers identify and meet U.S. exhibitors;
• A special group travel package and handling

Clinical Lab Expo is the largest exposition in the world dedicated to in vitro diagnostic products for diagnosing diseases and measuring health status. Although the focus is on laboratory testing, there is increasing emphasis on near-patient testing, patient self-testing, and original equipment manufacturers (OEM) products, which are of interest to developers and manufacturers of diagnostic products. This year nearly 650 companies will display their products and services to an expected 20,000 participants. Approximately 23 percent of the current attendance is international. Annual Meeting educational sessions begin on July 25, 2010 and run through July 29, 2010.

Products to be displayed: Laboratory systems for clinical chemistry, hematology, microbiology, immunology, endocrinology, urinalysis, immunoassay, DNA testing, serology, lipids and cholesterol, animal clinical chemistry, enzymology, therapeutic drug monitoring, testing for drugs of abuse, cancer diagnosis and monitoring, and others.; Reagents to work with the above systems and as standalone test kits; Laboratory disposables, such as phlebotomy supplies, sterile materials, and safety equipment; Laboratory computer systems; Products for near-patient testing and patient self-testing, glucose, coagulation, electrolytes, blood gases, cholesterol, etc.; OEM products for product developers and manufacturers: mechanical, biological, chemical and electronic components, and sub-systems.

For more information, visit their website at http://www.aacc.org/Pages/default.aspx.