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Biotech can revolutionize healthcare. Here's how to unlock its potential

Biotech and AI have applications beyond that will help us manage challenges from climate change, food security and energy. Image: Pexels/Artem Podrez

Valeria D’Amico
Specialist, C4IR Network and Partnerships, World Economic Forum
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