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Millennium Hires Chiron Executive as President Of Predictive Medicine

Dec 21, 1998
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--Millennium Pharmaceuticals here has named Kenneth Conway to the position of president of predictive medicine, where he will lead a new initiative to develop genomics-derived products and services to predict, diagnose and monitor disease and drug response. Conway was previously senior vice-president and general manager of immuno diagnostics for Chiron Diagnostics, and had held several other executive positions with that company.

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