IBM Watson Health extends cancer treatment partnership with Department of Veteran Affairs After providing precision oncology care fore more than 2,700 veterans, the Department of Veterans Affairs and IBM are extending their partnership through at least June 2019.

IBM Watson Health extends cancer treatment partnership with Department of Veteran Affairs

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IBM Watson Health extends cancer treatment partnership with Department of Veteran Affairs
0:46 / July 23, 2018

After providing precision oncology care fore more than 2,700 veterans, the Department of Veterans Affairs and IBM are extending their partnership through at least June 2019.

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