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Welcome to Ophthalmology Times E-News, which will provide daily coverage of the 2006 World Ophthalmology Congress (WOC) in S?o Paulo, Brazil, Feb. 19 to 24.Over the next several days, you will receive meeting coverage of the top clinical presentations, breaking industry news, latest new products, and other ophthalmic information.On sight at WOC . . . The editors of Ophthalmology Times will roam the WOC meeting, gather the latest news and information, and deliver it daily to your inbox.
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