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Technological Healthcare Innovation

HEALTH & TECHNOLOGY

Industrial giant in $6bn search for  low-cost public-health solutions

Multinational technology and services conglomerate General Electric (GE) is to invest $6-billion over the next six years into developing low cost healthcare technology products and processes aimed at uplifting the ailing public health sector.

By: Darren Parker

05 Jun 09

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