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DNDi Strategy

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DNDi Strategy


WHAT IS DNDi DOING TO ADDRESS UNMET TREATMENT NEEDS?

Short term: better use of existing treatments through new formulations
  • Paediatric strength of benznidazole: first treatment designed specifically for children

Medium term: development of new treatments through therapeutic switching
and combination therapy
  • Azoles: clinical development of a well-known compounds already developed against fungal infections for use as Chagas disease monotherapy and/or in combination with existing drugs

Long term: new drugs, and improved research & treatment capacity across
region
  • Nitroimidazoles: a well-known class of anti-infective compounds
  • New drugs developed from promising compounds identified in discovery activities (such as GSK library of pyridones and cysteine protease inhibitors) and progressed through Chagas lead optimisation consortium
  • A multi-country, multi-partner Chagas clinical research platform in preparation
By 2014, DNDi aims to deliver from its Chagas-specific portfolio:
  • 1 new paediatric strength available
  • 1 new drug registered
  • A robust pipeline



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