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EP PerMed launches stakeholder forum - registration open

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EP PerMed has launched a new Stakeholder Forum to foster early collaboration between public research, industry, and other key stakeholders. The Forum provides a networking platform to accelerate the translation of personalised medicine research into clinical practice and commercial applications.

The European Partnership for Personalised Medicine (EP PerMed) has recently launched the EP PerMed Stakeholder Forum, bringing together researchers, clinicians, companies, patients, regulatory stakeholders, and other key players in personalised medicine on a single platform to support the translation of research findings into clinical practice and marketable applications.

The Stakeholder Forum aims to offer simple, low-barrier access to initiate new collaborations and jointly advance the implementation of personalised medicine. The platform is intended for the broader  personalised medicine community. More information and registration is available here: Home | EP PerMed Stakeholder Forum .

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