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Established as global medicine pivots toward gene therapy and personalized immunology, the Institute of Immunology, Genetics & Cell Therapy (R) is partnering with Aldo Moro University (Italy) to introduce advanced European medical technologies into Vietnam. Deputy Minister of Health of Vietnam, Mr Do Xuan Tuyen:“Immunotherapy, gene therapy, and stem cells are offering great hope for Vietnamese patients.” WAJ spoke with Businessman La Hai Khanh about the vision and mission behind this initiative.
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With the attendance of many international figures, the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II was celebrated at the United Nations headquarters.
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