Cancer screening research consortium gets €1.25m funding boost

A ground-breaking cervical screening initiative drawing together academic institutions, hospitals and biotechnology companies was granted €1.25m in funding today.

Wed, 01 Nov, 2006 - 12:15

A ground-breaking cervical screening initiative drawing together academic institutions, hospitals and biotechnology companies was granted €1.25m in funding today.

The cancer research consortium, called Cerviva, has been launched to increase awareness and support for research into diseases of the cervix.

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