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\nV Chronic Hypoxia Symposium<\/big>
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\n October 6-11, 2014<\/big><\/strong><\/strong>Mark your calendar!
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click here to go to the Symposium website<\/small><\/a> click here <\/a>to read about it.<\/p>\n During the V Chronic Hypoxia Symposium<\/big><\/span><\/strong>, we will have a meeting of the<\/p>\n International Society of Chronic Hypoxia.<\/p>\n It was created during the II Chronic Hypoxia Symposium<\/p>\n We will discuss about Life in Extreme Hypoxia<\/big><\/big><\/big><\/strong><\/span> and the<\/p>\n Tolerance to Hypoxia Formula<\/big><\/big><\/span><\/strong>.<\/p>\n Is it true that the paradox of going higher renders more tolerance to hypoxia?<\/p>\n Great scientists will join us in the analysis of these and other fascinating topics, so don’t loose the chance We are going to celebrate 44 years of scientific production in high altitude research..<\/p>\n Please read of our latest events and activities at: All the best from Bolivia!!<\/p>\n Prof. Dr. Gustavo Zubieta-Calleja<\/strong> and Prof. Dr. Gustavo Zubieta-Castillo (Sr)<\/strong>….. still active<\/p>\n High Altitude Pulmonary and Pathology Institute Dear friends and colleagues around the world! We are, once more, proud to announce the: V Chronic Hypoxia Symposium October 6-11, 2014Mark your calendar! Uyuni Salt Lake 3 click here to go to the Symposium website Colleagues from many countries in the world are enthused and lined up to honor us … Continue reading V Chronic Hypoxia Symposium<\/span>
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\nColleagues from many countries in the world are enthused and lined up to honor us with their presence.
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\n<\/big><\/strong>It will once more be an itinerant symposium, where talks are given in different altitude sites. We will visit and have conferences at:<\/small><\/big><\/big>La Paz<\/strong> 3510 m
\nTiticaca Lake<\/strong>, 3800 m
\nTiahuanacu<\/strong> ruins 4000 m
\nChacaltaya<\/strong> at 5230 m
\nand the Salt Lakes<\/strong> 3656 m<\/p>\n
\nYou will learn of “life at high altitude” in different environments.
\nAnd this time we are going to visit the famous Salt Lakes at 3656 m in the South of Bolivia (shown above).
\nClick here<\/a> to read more about the Uyuni Salt lakes.<\/small><\/big><\/big>You will be completely impressed by the beauty of Bolivia and the hypoxic environment that is our “normal” everyday life.<\/p>\n
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