Health and Medical Research in France

Observatory on Health Research Systems

Emmanuel Hassan

ResearchPublished Dec 23, 2009

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This documented briefing provides an overview of the health and medical research system in France. The report is supported by the Department of Health (England).

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  • Year: 2009
  • Pages: 41
  • Document Number: DB-590-DH

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