1st National Scientific Conference of Medical Analytics Students of the University of Rzeszów 2026, Rzeszów „Carpatia Diagnostica”
ABSTRACT BOOK - 29 May 2026, Rzeszów
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The 1st National Scientific Conference of Medical Analytics Students of the University of Rzeszów “Carpatia Diagnostica” took place on 29 May 2026, organized by medical analytics students affiliated with the College of Medical Sciences, University of Rzeszów.
“Carpatia Diagnostica” was a national scientific and educational event organized by students of the University of Rzeszów on an unprecedented and prestigious scale. Established to celebrate Laboratory Diagnostician Days, the conference integrated the community of laboratory diagnosticians, students, doctoral candidates, and young researchers from all over Poland, all united by their passion for medicine, modern laboratory diagnostics, and biomedical sciences.
The conference program featured a rich scientific and training agenda, including student oral and poster sessions divided into thematic panels. Participants also had the opportunity to attend expert lectures delivered by distinguished professors, specialists, and recognized authorities in the field of laboratory medicine. Furthermore, the event successfully combined the scientific conference with specialized training certified by the National Chamber of Laboratory Diagnosticians (KIDL).
This Abstract Book contains all scientific abstracts presented during Carpatia Diagnostica 2026.
The authors are solely responsible for the content and grammatical correctness of their abstracts.
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