Clinical Genomics joins Rotary to battle bowel cancer

Megan Haggan 23/01/2015

Australian biotechnology company Clinical Genomics is joining forces with Rotary clubs and districts across Australia in a partnership to support their world class awareness initiative in 2015. The new arrangement will see uniquely Rotary-branded faecal immunochemical tests (FITs) manufactured by Clinical Genomics being used as part of the Rotary Bowelscan and BowelCare programs in 2015.

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Clinical Genomics joins Rotary to battle bowel cancer

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