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Each year, countless individual die from not having immediate access to life-saving blood products. A multi-institutional team was awarded a $46.4 million grant to create an artificial alternative.
Each year, countless individual die from not having immediate access to life-saving blood products. A multi-institutional team was awarded a $46.4 million grant to create an artificial alternative.
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