Fujifilm opens health screening center in Hanoi

Fujifilm opens health screening center in Hanoi

Teiichi Goto, president of Japan's Fujifilm Corp., addresses the opening ceremony for a health screening center in Hanoi on July 1, 2024. The center will focus on cancer screening using AI.

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