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Endangered Education Saved: Now More People Want to Work with Bacteria, Dna and Medicine

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Laboratory assistant training was about to close, but a cooperation agreement with a local company ensured its survival.
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Endangered Education Saved: Now More People Want to Work with Bacteria, Dna and Medicine

Laboratory assistant training was about to close, but a cooperation agreement with a local company ensured its survival.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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DR broke the news in Copenhagen, Denmark on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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