Canadian government backs new personalized health research projects

27 March 2013

The Canadian government has set out plans which mean that Canadians with debilitating diseases will soon benefit from new personalized approaches to treatment thanks to researchers across the country and funding.

Christian Paradis, Minister of Industry, announced an investment of C$38.8 million ($37.9 million) to support eight research projects in Quebec, as part of the national announcement made by Gary Goodyear, Minister of State (Science and Technology), alongside Mike Lake, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Industry.

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