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6th European Congress on Hematology and Blood Disorders

14–15 October 2027 Paris, France

Dates
14 October 2027 – 15 October 2027
Location
Paris, France
Venue
Paris, France
Organizer
Coalesce Research Group
Event type
Conference
Contact person
Simon Peter
Listing ID
CI18762
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About this conference

6th European Congress on Hematology and Blood Disorders is a conference on Health and Medicine taking place on 14–15 October 2027 in Paris, France, organized by Coalesce Research Group.

Step into Paris, France the crossroads of history and innovation, for the 6th European Congress on Hematology and Blood Disorders, October 14-15, 2027. This year’s theme, “Hematology Beyond Boundaries: Advancing Science, Transforming Care”, celebrates the transformative power of hematology in shaping the future of medicine and patient care.

Why Speak at This Event?

Spotlight on Innovation
Global Impact, Local Connections
Empowering Interdisciplinary Dialogue
Legacy of Progress
What Awaits You:

Focused Tracks on Emerging Therapeutics and Clinical Applications
Workshops and Panels Tailored to Holistic Patient Care
Unparalleled Networking in Barcelona Iconic Venues
Inspiring Keynotes from Visionaries Shaping the Field

Join us in Paris, France to share your insights and connect with a global community committed to driving therapeutic excellence. Let’s explore together how the future of hematology will redefine healthcare.

Dates and details are provided by the organizer. Always confirm on the official website before registering or booking travel.

Travelling to Paris for this event?

Venues: Palais des Congrès de Paris, Paris Expo Porte de Versailles and Paris Nord Villepinte host the largest congresses and trade shows.

Visa: France is part of the Schengen Area.

Best time to travel: May–June and September–October are peak months; July and August are quieter.

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