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Expanded testing of Covid-19 in cooperation between Sweden’s university hospitals, SciLifeLab, and Karolinska Institutet

Expanded testing of Covid-19 in cooperation between Sweden’s university hospitals, SciLifeLab, and Karolinska Institutet

2 April, 2020 | News

A collaboration has been initiated between Sweden’s clinical microbiology laboratories, SciLifeLab, Karolinska Institutet (KI) and the Public Health Agency of Sweden, to increase possibilities for testing of Covid-19 in Sweden. A significant grant from Knut and Alice...
Expanded testing of Covid-19 in cooperation between Sweden’s university hospitals, SciLifeLab, and Karolinska Institutet

Genomic Medicine Sweden and 1928 Diagnostics initiate cooperation in preventing outbreaks of infectious bacteria

2 March, 2020 | News

1928 Diagnostics and Genomic Medicine Sweden’s working group for microbiology initiate cooperation in the development of analytical tools for real time data sharing and the prevention of outbreaks of infectious bacteria. In the joint project between GMS-Microbiology...
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Genomic Medicine Sweden (GMS) is a national infrastructure in precision medicine with a vision to implement precision medicine into clinical settings and strengthen the collaboration between Swedish healthcare, research and life-science industry. GMS is comprised of seven regions with university hospitals and universities with a medical faculty. Together with patient organizations, healthcare providers, universities and industry, GMS aims to translate genomic innovation, based on advanced next-generation sequencing technologies, enabling greater precision in the diagnosis, treatment and management of patients with rare disease, cancer and infectious diseases.

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