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Maryland considers Long COVID innovation bill
Maryland may soon become the first U.S. state to directly support Long COVID research and development. The state’s government is considering a bill that would establish a grant and loan program dedicated to the disease, potentially funding scientists and start-ups based in Maryland. Read more…
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Maryland considers Long COVID innovation bill
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