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Nature 449, 164-165 (13 September 2007) | doi:10.1038/449164a; Published online 12 September 2007
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Neglected Diseases The path to new medicines
Bénédicte Callan1 & Iain Gillespie1
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Governments must help accelerate the development of drugs needed to treat infectious diseases in the developing world, say Bénédicte Callan and Iain Gillespie.
Over the next decade, it should be possible to produce a new generation of safe, effective and inexpensive medicines for many of the infectious diseases that afflict the poor. To achieve this, it will first be necessary to address the lack of viable commercial markets, to scale up the global capacity for research and development (R&D), and to build a more efficient and more open mechanism for the discovery of new drugs.
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