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EPISODE · May 16, 2024 · 21 MIN

Charging into the Storm

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Sunitha Malepati entered the world of patient advocacy after her child was diagnosed with a rare, neurodevelopmental disorder. More recently she founded the Buffalo Initiative to change drug discovery and development by creating a fund to invest in scientific enterprises driven by patient organizations and their collaborative networks. We spoke to Malepati about how she grew frustrated with the drug development landscape, how the Buffalo Initiative plans to fund patient advocacy organizations drug development efforts, and what the initiative is doing to reduce the time and cost of developing a therapy.

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Sunitha Malepati, founder of the Buffalo Initiative, discusses how she grew frustrated with the drug development landscape, how the Buffalo Initiative plans to fund patient advocacy organizations drug development efforts, and what the initiative is doing to reduce the time and cost of developing a therapy.

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