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Magnus invests Rs 75 cr to set up super speciality hospital, diagnostic centre

Published December 3, 2008, 6:50 pm, PharmaBiz

Magnus Healthcare & Research Centre Pvt Ltd (Magnus), a tertiary health care service provider promoted by a group of physicians has set aside Rs 75 crore to set up a multi specialty hospital and an advanced diagnostic centre in Bangalore.

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