Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative (DNDi)

Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative (DNDi)

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International non-profit developing safe, effective, and affordable treatments for the most neglected patients.

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India supplies around 20% of the world’s generic medicines & is one of the largest vaccine manufacturers globally. But could it play a leading role in developing tomorrow's medicines? Read our Asia Continental Lead Sanjay Sarin's op-ed in BusinessLine: www.thehindubusinessline.com/specials/pul...

thehindubusinessline.comFostering affordable and equitable biomedical innovationFostering affordable, equitable biomedical innovation in India through translational research, collaboration, and policy reforms to accelerate drug discovery for neglected diseases.

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I’ll be speaking at the World Health Summit 2026 in Berlin. 📍 Workshop: Shaping the Global Health Architecture and Ending Diseases of Poverty 📅 11 October | 16:00–17:30 📌 Forum 2 #WHS2026 #GlobalHealth #Mycetoma #NTDs @dndi.org

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🤝 GARDP and @dndi.org are pleased to announce support from the Foundation for the Adaptation of International Geneva to strengthen collaboration, share capabilities and resources, and help both focus more on developing and ensuring access to treatments for NTDs and drug-resistant infections.

Our Asia Continental Lead, Sanjay Sarin, shares his perspectives with BioSpectrum Asia on the future of #NTD research in Asia, the rising burden of dengue, and the partnerships needed to accelerate the development of affordable, accessible treatments: www.biospectrumasia.com/opinion/29/2...

biospectrumasia.com“Dengue will remain a major regional priority as we work with partners to expand treatment options across Asia”“Dengue will remain a major regional priority as we work with partners to expand treatment options across Asia”

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New in @jamanetworkopen.com: Phase 2 results for Dengue-mAb show the first proof of concept for an antiviral as a treatment for confirmed dengue patients seeking medical care. At 5–7mg/kg, it rapidly cut viremia and fever, with no related serious AEs. 📄 Study: jamanetwork.com/journals/jam... 1/2

jamanetwork.comSafety and Preliminary Efficacy of Dengue Monoclonal Antibody in Adult PatientsThis randomized clinical trial examines dengue monoclonal antibody (Dengue-mAb) as a potential therapeutic option for adults infected with dengue virus in India.

Ten years ago, #mycetoma joined the @who.int list of neglected tropical diseases. So what has a decade of recognition made possible? And what still hasn't changed? Our new digital story brings the whole decade together. dndi.org/stories/2026... #MycetomaAt10 #BeatNTDs

dndi.orgMycetoma at 10: What recognition made possible2026 marks 10 years since mycetoma was formally recognized as a neglected tropical disease by the World Health Organization (WHO).

When public money funds pandemic innovations, who benefits? Article 9.5 of the WHO Pandemic Agreement requires governments to develop policies on how publicly funded R&D can support equitable access to the products that result from it. Learn more ⤵️

🦟 Kenya is currently experiencing an upsurge in #dengue fever, with cases concentrated in Garissa and Wajir counties and now spreading to the coastal region. The two counties have recorded several deaths since the outbreak began a couple of months ago. There is no specific treatment for dengue.

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A new sleeping sickness drug -acoziborole, recently got approved in the DRC. A single dose, 96% effective, developed & trial-tested by African scientists. This @nature.com op-ed argues this is a glimpse of Africa's growing leadership in medical innovation. @dndi.org 🔗 bit.ly/4giHUGN

nature.comA new chapter for African medical innovationThe registration of a new sleeping sickness medicine illustrates how African scientists are helping to reshape every stage of drug development, from discovery to delivery.

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