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Ep. 108: No Silos, with Google Health’s David Feinberg and FasterCures’ Esther Krofah
“What we've really tried to do is get information out there to the public, to researchers, to publ
ic health folks, so they can make better decisions about what's happening so that we can all get through this.” - David Feinberg of Google Health
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FasterCures Quarterly Newsletter
In this Issue
Responding to COVID-19—A Gamechanger for Everyone»
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Consortia-pedia Framework Report
FasterCures initiated the Consortia-pedia project to better understand the breadth and scope of app
roaches that a wide range of consortia have adopted to bring together nontraditional partners with a shared R&D goa
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Unlocking Intellectual Property: Principles for Responsible Negotiation
FasterCures convened a small Intellectual Property (IP) expert panel in July 2012 to develop a
set of guiding principles and points to consider that can serve as a useful tool for all parties
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University-Foundation Relations: From Transactional to Transformative Partnerships
In biomedical research, both nonprofit disease foundations and academic research institutions are c
ommitted to translating research into effective therapies for patients.
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Cornerstones of Collaboration: Foundation-Led Partnerships to Accelerate R&D
Multi-stakeholder collaboration isn’t just the participation trophy of biomedical research and deve
lopment (R&D), a nice way to make sure everyone feels included.
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Comment Letter: Food and Drug Administration (FDA) – Medical Device User Fee Act (MDUFA)
Dear Commissioner Hahn:
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Data Collection for Cell and Gene Therapies: Perspectives from the Front Lines
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In this Summary
Introduction
Framing the Challenge
Recommendations
Conclus
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Closing the Gap: How an Innovative Funding Model Is Delivering Hope
It is estimated that 25,000-50,000 Americans have a debilitating skin disorder called epidermol
ysis bullosa (EB).
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