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crainscleveland.com | Omar El Chmouri |Mark Bergen
Such facilities are relatively rare — only 15 centers offer the treatment around the world, none of which are within a five-hour flight radius of Abu Dhabi, the firm said. Heavy-ion radiotherapy accelerates carbon ions to around 70% the speed of light, forming heavy particle beams that target tumors. Such beams are less likely to damage surrounding healthy cells, reducing burden on patients and enabling faster rehabilitation.
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financialpost.com | Omar El Chmouri |Mark Bergen
Advertisement 1Abu Dhabi is set to build an advanced cancer treatment center in the Middle East, marking its latest foray into the health-care sector as part of a multibillion-dollar diversification push. Article content(Bloomberg) — Abu Dhabi is set to build an advanced cancer treatment center in the Middle East, marking its latest foray into the health-care sector as part of a multibillion-dollar diversification push.
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bloomberg.com | Omar El Chmouri |Mark Bergen
Abu Dhabi is set to build an advanced cancer treatment center in the Middle East, marking its latest foray into the health-care sector as part of a multibillion-dollar diversification push. M42’s Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi is partnering with Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corp. on the heavy-ion therapy facility, the first of its kind in the Middle East, according to a statement on Tuesday. Construction is slated to begin next year.
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bloomberglinea.com.br | Nicholas Takahashi |Mark Bergen |Akio Kon
Bloomberg — A Nissan firmou uma parceria com a Wayve Technologies para a próxima geração de seu sistema de assistência ao motorista ProPilot, que será introduzido nos veículos daqui a aproximadamente dois anos. A parceria marca a primeira vez que uma montadora global anuncia planos para integrar a tecnologia da Wayve em carros de produção.
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bloomberg.com | Nicholas Takahashi |Mark Bergen
The switch for Nissan’s ProPilot system on the steering wheel of a Leaf electric vehicle. (Bloomberg) -- Nissan Motor Co. will join forces with Wayve Technologies Ltd. for the next generation of its driver-assist system ProPilot, which will make its way into vehicles roughly two years from now. The partnership marks the first time a global automaker has announced plans to integrate Wayve’s technology into production cars.
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