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Wade Lagoon in University Circle, home to the Case Medical Center and neighboring Cleveland Clinic, which is set to begin human clinical trials of their breast cancer vaccine in 2011.[1] Netherlands-based Philips Healthcare is constructing a medical imaging research and development center in the neighborhood, referred to as the Cleveland Health-Tech Corridor.[1]
The Ohio bioscience sector strength was ranked #4 among USA states in 2008 by Business Facilities magazine.[2]
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^"Ohio's Bioscience Industry Ranks Among Top in the Nation", Ohio Department of Development, Retrieved 20 nov 2009.
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