Partnerships between biomedical researchers and NGOs can transform scientific ideas into viable products, ensuring discoveries reach those in need without commercial pressures.
During COVID-19, collaboration turned into a global open-science effort, resulting in promising drug candidates formulated under the COVID Moonshot initiative, showcasing rapid innovation.
Academic partnerships with NGOs are essential for unlocking the full potential of biomedical discoveries, helping to avoid the pitfalls of commercialization and facilitating broader access.
The dynamic between academics and NGOs creates opportunities for developing affordable solutions that address global health issues while maintaining a focus on public good.
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