Cordlife sees growing adoption of cord-blood banking
The penetration rate in most of Asia is low, but is likely to rise with the rise of the middle class
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GROWING up with asthma, healthcare industry veteran Tan Poh Lan, 58, found hospitals and emergency waiting rooms familiar territory.
The group chief executive officer of Singapore Exchange-listed cord blood banking services company Cordlife Group said: "I was horribly asthmatic as a kid, and spent time in hospitals whenever I suffered an attack.
"And because I loved the sciences, particularly biology, I wanted to build a career in healthcare."
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