Celegene claimed that CITRE would bring together key parties from government, industry…
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Translational medicine is the continuum – often known as “bench to bedside” – by which the biomedical community takes a focused point of view to move research discoveries from the laboratory into…Continue
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Ah.. the simplicity of using PubMed or other online programs to search for information. Even though it gets us to our destination quickly, have we considered the other implications of using "popular med search engines" in this way? Before we had these search engines, to get to the article we needed, most of us would often have to read through other (somewhat) related articles. Even though this has made our lives easier, to me, it seems like these search engines are somewhat like the new…
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Celgene has launched Celgene Institute of Translational Research Europe (CITRE), a European hub for translational science. Based in the central European location of Spain, CITRE demonstrates Celgene’s commitment to research
in Europe and to innovations in biomedical research, regenerative medicine,
personalised medicine and stem-cell research.
Celegene claimed that CITRE would bring together key parties from government, industry…
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