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117 DaysTennis player Anas Jaber donated a next-generation genetic sequencing (NGS) device to the Saleh Aziz Institute to support accurate diagnosis and improve the quality of healthcare. The device is among the latest technologies in molecular diagnostics and is used to analyze genetic material and detect alterations associated with tumors and other diseases. The equipment was inaugurated during a ceremony attended by prominent health officials, and it is expected to enhance the capabilities of the pathology and cellular diseases department at the institute.
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