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FACEM Dr Akmez Latona receives EMF Leading Edge Grant

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10 Feb 2023 11:27 am AEST Date Time
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FACEM Dr Akmez Latona receives EMF Leading Edge Grant

Leading Edge Grant recipient Dr Akmez Latona and his team received $100,000 to research the use of Prothrombinex for liver disease patients presenting to emergency departments with acute gastrointestinal bleeding.

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FACEM Dr Akmez Latona receives EMF Leading Edge Grant

FACEM Dr Akmez Latona receives EMF Leading Edge Grant

FACEM Dr Akmez Latona receives EMF Leading Edge Grant

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