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Funders Float ‘Natural Selection’ for Non-Profit Neglected Disease Drug Developers as Global Health Aid Dries Up

In the late 1990s, doctors treating sleeping sickness, a parasitic disease spread by tsetse flies that is almost always fatal without treatment, still relied on melarsoprol, an arsenic-based drug that killed roughly one patient in 20. One patient given melarsoprol in 2003 later recalled the injection “felt like fire” being injected into his veins, turning […]

Funders Float ‘Natural Selection’ for Non-Profit Neglected Disease Drug Developers as Global Health Aid Dries Up

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