Report: Indiana lagging nation in life sciences sector growth

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One thought on “Report: Indiana lagging nation in life sciences sector growth

  1. The “elephant in the room,” or I should say in the State is the obvious fact that we do not have enough research medical schools in our State. When will the business community in our State wake up to this problem?

    Both Purdue and Notre Dame have the resources and infrastructure to accomplish this.

    Phillip D. Toth, MD, FACP

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