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Penn Medicine and Penn Vet Receive Major Funding and Partnerships

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The Smilow Foundation provided a $25 million gift to Penn Medicine to establish the Smilow Center for Precision Therapeutics, which will advance gene editing for cardiovascular disease. Separately, Penn Vet began construction on a $94 million Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory at its New Bolton Center. This facility is sponsored by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. Additionally, Penn Medicine and the University of Miami are engaged in a joint effort.

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These investments accelerate research and expand diagnostic capacity across medical and veterinary fields. The funding supports innovation in precision therapies and expands animal and public health capabilities throughout Pennsylvania.

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  • The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture might see increased costs related to overseeing the new $94 million diagnostic laboratory facility at Penn Vet.

  • The University of Miami might see increased funding for research through its joint effort with Penn Medicine.

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