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Global Med Technologies(R), Inc.'s Division, Wyndgate Technologies(R), to Exhibit at 60th Annual AABB Conference
Date:10/11/2007

DENVER, Oct. 11 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Global Med Technologies(R), Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: GLOB), an international e-Health, medical information technology company, today reported that its Wyndgate Technologies(R) ("Wyndgate"), division will be a key exhibitor at the AABB Annual Meeting and Transfusion Medicine Expo (TXPO).

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The AABB, founded in 1947, is a leader in the development of standards for voluntary compliance in blood bank component and collection, processing and transfusion. According to the AABB, more than 180 TXPO exhibitors will demonstrate and deliver the latest information on the most innovative products, services and technologies for the blood banking, transfusion and cellular therapy communities. The annual meeting will be held at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California, from October 20th through October 23rd. This will be Wyndgate's thirteenth consecutive year as a supporter, exhibitor and sponsor of the conference. Wyndgate's well-staffed exhibit will be in Booth 355.

"With individuals from more than 88 countries attending, AABB TXPO is Wyndgate's most important annual domestic and international conference," stated Mick Ruxin, M.D., Chairman and CEO of Global Med Technologies. "In addition to presenting our own innovative technology, we are excited to be hosting Gambro BCT, as well as a major LIS partner within our exhibit." Dr. Ruxin continued, "We congratulate AABB on their 60th anniversary and salute their important work in developing standards for blood management and providing continuing education to professionals in the blood industry."

Safe Blood International, Global Med's partner in HIV/AIDS prevention work in Africa, will be participating in the conference. James van Hasselt, M.D., of Safe Blood International, will be moderating "Blood Su
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