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UMSOM bringing artificial blood product one step closer to reality

A University of Maryland School of Medicine physician-scientist will head a new federally funded research program to develop and test a whole blood product.

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ARTIFICIAL BLOOD PRODUCT ONE STEP CLOSER TO REALITY WITH $46 MILLION IN FEDERAL FUNDING

/PRNewswire/ A University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM) physician-scientist will head a new federally-funded research program to develop and test a.

Southwest research instituteUnited statesAkikok bowersPhilip spinellaMarkt gladwinAnirban sen guptaDipanjan panJoga gobburuOregon health sciences universitySchool of medicineUniversity of marylandUniversity of texas austinOhio state universityHealth outcomes researchFieldable solutions for hemorrhageUniversity of north carolina

ARTIFICIAL BLOOD PRODUCT ONE STEP CLOSER TO REALITY WITH $46 MILLION IN FEDERAL FUNDING

ARTIFICIAL BLOOD PRODUCT ONE STEP CLOSER TO REALITY WITH $46 MILLION IN FEDERAL FUNDING
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Southwest research instituteUnited statesAkikok bowersPhilip spinellaMarkt gladwinAnirban sen guptaDipanjan panJoga gobburuOregon health sciences universitySchool of medicineUniversity of marylandUniversity of texas austinOhio state universityHealth outcomes researchFieldable solutions for hemorrhageUniversity of north carolina

ARTIFICIAL BLOOD PRODUCT ONE STEP CLOSER TO REALITY WITH $46 MILLION IN FEDERAL FUNDING

DARPA puts $46 4M toward synthetic blood development

The Defense Advanced Research Project Agency, which is part of the Department of Defense, has announced it will grant a total of $46.4 million to a number of organizations to validate synthetic blood for human blood transfusions.

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