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Cancer cells collected from Henrietta Lacks in 1951 are currently being used to treat patients with multiple diseases, but her descendants have yet to be compensated for the use of her cells. Together, IndyGeneUS AI & HelaPlex have set the standard to prevent the exploitation of the genetic data that is naturally owned by Africans and people within the African Diaspora. Join us to hear from the founders of the companies who have raised over $50M to fund the fight for Genetic Justice.
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