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Cardiological society meet in Mangalore

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MANGALORE: The third annual conference of Cardiological Society of India and the Karnataka Association of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgeons will be held here from September 2 to 4.

A press release by Dr B.V. Manjunath, Organising Secretary of the conference, said here on Wednesday that the Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister, Mr M.P. Prakash, would inaugurate the conference. More than 350 delegates are expected to attend, the release added.

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