BrainAurora Medical Technology Partners in National Science and Technology Project

Reuters12-22 08:00
BrainAurora Medical Technology Partners in National Science and Technology Project

BrainAurora Medical Technology Ltd. announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Beijing Zhijingling Technology Co., Ltd., has become a key partner in a Major National Science and Technology Project focused on the prevention and treatment of cancer, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular, respiratory, and metabolic diseases. The company is also involved in the establishment of the Beijing Key Laboratory for Digital Healthcare for Cognitive Impairment, in collaboration with Xuanwu Hospital. This partnership underscores the recognition of BrainAurora’s research and technological capabilities at both national and municipal levels, and is expected to strengthen its position in the medical and digital therapeutics sectors.

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