Wisconsin's Aurora Health Launches Repository to Link -Omics with Clinic
April 24, 2009
Wisconsin's Aurora Health Launches Repository to Link -Omics with Clinic
Wisconsin's Aurora Health Care, which has close to 2 million patients, has unveiled its automated biorepository at St. Luke Medical Center, and is proposing large-scale data-sharing plans to integrate health records with -omics data.
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