isciii.es
Spain's public health research institute conducting biomedical research, surveillance and health science funding
About isciii.es
The Instituto de Salud Carlos III (ISCIII) conducts health research and public health surveillance, and provides funding for health research and innovation in Spain.
Its work includes microbiological surveillance programs, research centers and support for health research institutes. It also provides training and research services through its schools and centers.
Product: Public biomedical research, public health surveillance, research funding and training.
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