Diagnostics: The ‘new black’ of biotech
New Zealand research has found three new tools for diagnosing heart attacks, prostate cancer and infectious diseases.
Scientists are terming diagnostics “the new black” of biotechnology as big pharma search for quicker and more cost-effective methods to diagnose disease.
Diagnostics companies aim to tailor medical treatments, create more precision in disease diagnosis and treatments and reduce costs in
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Fri, 13 Oct 2017
Fri, 13 Oct 2017
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Diagnostics: The ‘new black’ of biotech
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