Personalized medicine will be the focus of a newly announced partnership
between the University of South Florida and Maine-based nonprofit
biomedical research institution Jackson Laboratory.
Personalized medicine involves disease prevention and targeting patient treatment based on genetic makeup.
The partnership will also produce a new research and education village
in Collier County, FL., that could generate up to 7,500 jobs and $500
million in economic activity, according to recent study conducted by the
Washington Economic Group.
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