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Figure 1

Direction of building the big data linking platform.

Table 1

Search Strategy

Table 2

NIH Organization

^*Source: (www.nih.gov).

Table 3

The Current State of Total Government Expenditures in R&D and Health Care R&D

^*Source: Government R&D Report, KISTEP.

Table 4

R&D Projects of the Ministry of Health & Welfare in 2015

KHIDI=Korean health industry development institute; CDC=Centers for disease control & prevention; NCC=National cancer center; DGMIF=Daegu Gyeongbuk medical innovation foundation; NI=Net increase.

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