We are pleased to announce an MoU with JSS Medical College and Academy of Higher Education and Research, Mysuru to work together in the areas of hemoglobinopathies and rare diseases. The aim is to work on collaborative projects to develop affordable and efficient diagnostics, therapeutics, and treatment options.
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