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FinnGen in brief

FinnGen is one of the very first personalized medicine projects at this scale and the public-private collaborative nature of the project is exceptional compared to many ongoing studies.

FinnGen brings together Finnish universities, hospitals and hospital districts, THL, Blood Service, biobanks and international pharmaceutical companies and hundreds of thousands of Finns. Because collaboration is the key to achieving breakthroughs in disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, we welcome everyone on this journey into our shared heritage.
 

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Lead organisations

University of Helsinki is the organization responsible for the study. The nationwide network of Finnish biobanks is participating to the study and thus the study covers whole Finland. Helsinki Biobank (the Hospital District of Helsinki and Uusimaa) coordinates the sample collection.

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