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Scientists presenting research at conferences may apply for bursaries to help cover costs. To be eligible, applicants must have an accepted scientific paper or poster, complete a questionnaire explaining their need, and be approved by a review committee. Donations for bursaries are collected in a special account and used to support scientists' participation, with any leftover funds going to health projects with international organizations.
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