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Universal health care, genomic medicine and Thailand: investing in today and tomorrow.

Nature reviews. Genetics - 1 Oct 2008

Séguin Béatrice, Hardy Billie-Jo, Singer Peter A, Daar Abdallah S

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One potential outcome of investing in genomic medicine is the provision of tools for creating a more cost-effective health-care system. Partly with this aim in mind, Thailand has launched two genotyping initiatives: the Thai SNP Discovery Project and the Thai Centre for Excellence in Life Science...

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PMID: 18802416
DOI: 10.1038/nrg2443

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