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Bengaluru firm ropes in Israel’s P-Cure to launch network of compact proton therapy centres in India

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Bengaluru firm ropes in Israel’s P-Cure to launch network of compact proton therapy centres in India

The first centre, a 660-bed quaternary campus built around integrated artificial intelligence and augmented care solutions, will come up at Sentient Health City, in Jakkur.

The partners will invest ₹1,900 crore to build dedicated proton therapy infrastructure across India

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