Mérieux Alliance Becomes Institut Mérieux
Alain Mérieux Confirms the Institute';s Commitment to Meeting new Medical and Public Health Challenges
"Today we are returning to a name with historic value: the name Institut Mérieux, created in 1897 by Marcel Mérieux. We are especially attached to the symbol this name represents, but above all it is a flag for our commitment to serving the medicine of tomorrow," said Alain Mérieux. "Now more than ever, we intend to serve public health globally. This flag stands for longstanding values that are as relevant today as they were yesterday: the long-term vision that is essential for our bio-industrial activities, a resolutely global approach, and growth driven by scientific innovation, upholding the family and Pasteurian tradition."
Institut Mérieux plans to mobilize all the scientific, industrial and financial resources necessary to carry out its missions to serve medicine and public health worldwide. Following the sale last August of the ShanH holding, which controlled the Indian vaccine company Shantha Biotechnics, the Institute has concentrated on the development of three key areas of activity, with an emphasis on scientific innovation and an international presence.
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Topic world Diagnostics
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