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GCGHGrand Challenges in Global Health
GCGHGloucester Cumberland Girls Hockey (Canada)
GCGHGreene County General Hospital (Linton, IN)
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Most recently, their leadership was recognized with the award of a grant from the Gates Grand Challenges in Global Health through the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health, as well as with a published article in Nature Biotechnology describing the effectiveness of IDRs on a variety of bacterial infections.
INIMEX RAISES US $22 MIL AGAINST ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE by Biotech Financial Reports
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation selected the BioCassava Plus Project as a recipient of one of the foundation's Grand Challenges in Global Health program grants.
Make cassava more nutritious by Emerging Food R&D Report
In closing, I want to thank those shareholders who made certain we were aware of the recent Grand Challenges in Global Health grant opportunity offered by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Aethlon Medical Releases Shareholder Letter by Business Wire
 
 
 
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