BIO-X for TACTICS
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This document discusses a program called BIO-X that aims to bridge the gap between academia and industry in healthcare. The program provides tailored support to selected projects through various phases, including matchmaking with industrial partners, regulatory guidance, and funding. The expected results include proof-of-concept studies, partnerships, patents, and new companies or product licenses that advance healthcare solutions from basic research to product development.
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