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Johns Hopkins University Grant
Organization - Johns Hopkins University
Grant Amount - $478,752
Foundation - Gates Foundation
Grant Purpose - to support an alliance of five agencies to work collaboratively on preventing cervical cancer in developing countries
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EngenderHealth, Inc. - $520,920 from the Gates Foundation - to support an alliance of five agencies to work collaboratively on preventing cervical cancer in developing countries
Pan American Health and Education Foundation - $947,043 from the Gates Foundation - five agencies to work collaboratively on preventing cervical cancer in developing countries
EngenderHealth, Inc. - $830,904 from the Gates Foundation - to support an alliance aimed at preventing cervical cancer in developing countries
Johns Hopkins University - $436,172 from the Gates Foundation - to support an alliance aimed at preventing cervical cancer in developing countries
Pan American Health and Education Foundation - $453,526 from the Gates Foundation - to support The TATI Project - Phase II as part of an alliance aimed at preventing cervical cancer in developing countries
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