Healthcare Delivery

Personalized, industrialized and inclusive: the future of healthcare in Latin America

A forensic doctor takes a blood sample from a woman during a day of DNA collection in Sogamoso, Colombia, August 16, 2017. Picture taken August 16, 2017. REUTERS/Julia Symmes Cobb - RC1BDBD5E240

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David Reveco Sotomayor
CEO, Philips Latin America
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