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1957
4th International Pigment Cell Conference
Houston, TX, USA
1951
3rd International Pigment Cell Conference
New York, NY, USA
1949
2nd International Pigment Cell Conference
New York, NY, USA
1946
1st International Pigment Cell Conference
New York, NY, USA
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13 Sep

Este próximo fin de semana recuperamos (¡por fin!) las reuniones presenciales de @ALBA_albinismo
Tras Sevilla-2019 estaremos en El Escorial-2022, junto a @LBagazgoitia y Honorio Barranco (Hosp. La Fe) y todas las familias. Fotos de Sevilla. Vaaaamos!
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2 Aug

Save the date: 16-19 November 2022
International Scientific Conference on #albinism ISCA2022, a global forum to improve the health of those with albinism. ONLINE event. Further information will be available through the Global Albinism Alliance web site ⬇️
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LluisMontoliuLluis Montoliu@LluisMontoliu·
25 Jun

Our last paper on #albinism, a collaborative review with a proposal to explain how mutations in so many genes cause this genetic condition, it is already out in Prog. Retin. Eye Res.
@ALBA_albinismo @EuSPCR @ifpcs @NOAHAlbinism @AlbinismUK @UnAlbinism
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LluisMontoliuLluis Montoliu@LluisMontoliu·
13 Jun

This online event to celebrate the International #Albinism Awareness Day #IAAD2022 will also be broadcasted through the #GAA #YouTube channel. You may choose between four videos according to these four languages: English, French, Spanish and Portughese.
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13 Jun

Today, 13 June, the Global Albinism Alliance #GAA celebrates the International #Albinism Awareness Day #IAAD2022 with an online event available in English, French, Spanish and Portughese through #Facebook
The event will begin at 10:00AM New York City time
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