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AECP - CHLA 22nd International General Pediatrics Conference

AECP - CHLA 22nd International General Pediatrics Conference

‼️ ‼️ The Pediatrics Conference, organized through the joint efforts of the Armenian Pediatric Association, Armenian EyeCare Project, and Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles, has officially started.
✅ During the opening, the participants were welcomed by Professor Ara Babloyan, Professor Ashot Sargsyan, President of the Armenian Pediatric Association, Nune Yeghiazaryan, Head of the Armenian EyeCare Project, Nune Pashayan, Head of the Mother and Child Health Care Department at the Ministry of Health of Armenia, and Professor Eyal Ben-Isaac of Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.
✅ Doctors from the "Arabkir" Medical Center are actively participating in the conference, both as speakers and attendees, as well as members of the scientific committee.
✅ This year’s conference targets pediatricians, family doctors, child and adolescent psychiatrists, rehabilitation specialists, developmental pediatricians, clinical psychologists, pediatric infectious disease specialists, pediatric nephrologists, pediatric allergists and immunologists, and pediatric pulmonologists.

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