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Takeda Awards $13.8 Million to U.S. Nonprofit Partners to Promote Healthy Eating and Expand STEM Education

  • Annual Grants Deepen Takeda’s Commitment to Improving Health Through Community-Based Programs
  • Takeda Publishes U.S. Community Impact Report Highlighting Progress toward a More Equitable Health Ecosystem

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--See the full release at Takeda.com

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Takeda has awarded grants to seven nonprofits that share its commitment to creating better health for people and a brighter future for the world.
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