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114 DaysTennis player Anas Jaber donated a next-generation sequencing (NGS) machine to the Saleh Azouz Institute, aimed at improving the accuracy of disease diagnosis and supporting healthcare. The device was inaugurated during a ceremony attended by officials from the Ministry of Health. It is among the most advanced technologies in molecular diagnostics, helping to precisely identify genetic changes associated with tumors and other diseases. This donation enhances the capabilities of the pathology and cellular diseases department and contributes to improving diagnostic services and health outcomes for patients.
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