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Open Source Pharma Foundation ​in the News

​Why open source pharma is the path to both new and cheaper medicines

“There has been a lot of talk about alternative ways of doing things. Ways of bringing medicines to market that are different and which might plug some of the gaps we face.” 
​We should own our own livelihood and our own dream

"Open source research collaborations are an important and timely strategy to advance and possibly accelerate medical innovation," she says, "including in the area of neglected diseases where knowledge sharing is even more critical than in other fields. [...] When she came across an online "virtual laboratory" enabling researchers to carry out important work from home, she jumped at the chance to get involved..."
Can open-source drug development deliver?

“That’s why OSPF’s first clinical trials will focus on repurposed drugs; some existing drugs developed for one disease often show promise against others (an epileptic drug might work against tuberculosis, for instance).” 

OSP Community in the News

​"Billion-dollar babies" 
"What is open source pharma (and why should you care)?"
Tata Trusts Support OSPF — the ‘Linux for drugs’ 

“The initiative borrows from the Linux model, where it is end-to-end open source, and publically funded. So data is made public at every stage for academics, non- governmental organisations, communities or drug companies to get involved and work on a research lead.” 
Bill Gates shares his thoughts on open source drug discovery on Twitter
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