Venter s Center Teams Up with Duke for Futuristic Medicine

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Venter s Center Teams Up with Duke for Futuristic Medicine

May 29, 2003

NEW YORK, May 29-Craig Venter's Center for the Advancement of Genomics is collaborating with Duke University Medical Center to generate predictive and prognostic data to enable earlier detection and intervention for specific diseases, the two organizations announced today.

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