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Saturday, 07 November 2009
Dongguan Humen Insomnia Pressure and Sleep Apnea Lectures and Counselor Guidance Clinics 
 
2009.11.07 
Insomnia Pressure and Sleep Apnea Lectures and Counselor Guidance Clinics 
 
Author: EE
Time/location: 2009.11.07/Grand Noble hotel  
 
The“Insomnia Pressure and Sleep Apnea Lectures and Counselor Guidance Clinics”
was undertook by KDC and collaboratively held by TMTDA and Dongguan Humen Taishin
Polyclinics. The director of our association, Dr. Yu-ren Chen and Jing-qi Xu,
served as the speaker of the lecture, which attracted a large number of Taiwanese
businessmen, their ladies and local friends Interested in to assist the grand
occasion altogether, and the lecture hall was full of audiences. 
 
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▲TMTDA's Director Dr. Jing-qi Xu served
  as the speaker of the Taiwan specialist
  physician Insomnia Pressure lecture held
  by Dongguan Humen.
 (2009.11.07/Grand Noble hotel) 		 ▲TMTDA's Director Dr. Yu-ren Chen served
  as the speaker of the Taiwan specialist
  physician Sleep Apnea lecture held by
  Dongguan Humen.
  (2009.11.07/Grand Noble hotel)
  
  
 
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