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Samples Collected from More Than 39,000 Participants – Ministry of Health: Medical and Diagnostic Reports for the First Batch of Participants in the National Genome Program Begin to Be Studied
The Ministry of Health has begun studying the medical reports of the National Genome Campaign after collecting more than 39,000 participant samples. -
As part of its efforts to raise awareness about the importance of participating in the campaign, the National Genome Center shares with employees of the Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities the objectives of the National Genome Project
The National Genome Center organized an awareness campaign for the employees of the Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities at the Bahrain National Museum to highlight the importance of the project and its preventive health objectives. -
The first-of-its-kind complete human genome sequencing recorded in the Kingdom of Bahrain
A Bahraini medical team has succeeded in recording the first complete human genome sequencing in the Kingdom of Bahrain, achieving a coverage rate of 97%. -
Studying Local and International Companies' Offers for Genome Sequencing and Research Services - "Ministry of Health": Progress in the National Genome Project
Dr. Amani Al-Hajeri announced a study reviewing local and international tender bids for conducting whole genome sequencing on 6,000 samples nationwide. -
Completion of the second-phase samples of the genome project by the end of the current year
Minister of Health Faiqa Al-Saleh affirmed the effort to complete the second-phase samples of the National Genome Project by the end of the current year. -
Amjad Ghanim to "Al-Watan Newspaper": Collecting 20,000 "Human Genome" Samples by the End of the Year
Amjad Ghanim revealed a plan to collect 20,000 human genome samples by the end of the year and to expand the Genome Center for local analysis.