Largest genetic surveillance project of coronavirus is launched in Brazil

In an article in Veja Saúde, the science section of Veja magazine, the Genov project was mentioned to emphasise the real-time mapping initiative that will help to identify new variants, update vaccines and subsidise public policies. In the content, pathologist Gustavo Campana, Dasa’s medical director, pointed out the project’s differential: "Our goal is to carry out systematic, representative and prospective sequencing, which has not been done so far around here," he said. This section of the magazine covers medical breakthroughs, latest technological discoveries and offers health tips. To read the article in full, .click here.