NHGRI Funds New Clinical Genomics Consortium

Jul 03, 2013

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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – As part of its plans to help move the human genomic research discoveries out of the lab and into clinical care, the National Human Genome Research Institute has awarded up to $12.8 million to fund new projects to address the challenges that these medical innovations face and the ones they pose.

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