Skip to content

Seven Ways to Speed Up the Pipeline

  • Chad Cipiti

June 2013 By Polly Clayden and Mark Harrington This chapter will discuss how to get the best drugs to the most people as quickly as possible; this requires that the compounds and combination products be: Discovered and developed in a…

Read more

Dedication

  • Chad Cipiti

This report is dedicated to Spencer Cox March 10, 1968–December 18, 2012 Walter Kurtz Photography © 2006 Remarks on the Naming of the Spencer Cox Center for Health Melanie Thompson, MD New York City, June 11, 2013 I am so…

Read more

Introduction and Executive Summary

  • Chad Cipiti

July 2014 By Polly Clayden and Mark Harrington INTRODUCTION Last year we wrote: [Getting] the best drugs to the most people as quickly as possible… requires that the compounds and combination products be: Discovered and developed in a high-quality research…

Read more

Dedication

  • Chad Cipiti

July 2014 This report is dedicated to Marvin Oscar Shulman May 17, 1932–January 15, 2014 Marvin pictured, seated, second from left. A fierce AIDS warrior, principled leader, and beloved friend, Marvin Shulman was an activist’s activist. He dedicated himself completely…

Read more

Dedication

  • Chad Cipiti

THIS REPORT IS DEDICATED TO Tireless Champion of Disadvantaged and Vulnerable People Ana Isabel Charle (1979–2015) and Pioneering HIV Researcher and Activist Joseph Albert Marie “Joep” Lange (1954–2014)

Read more

Executive Summary

  • Chad Cipiti

July 15, 2016 By Mark Harrington Executive Summary - HIV THE ANTIRETROVIRAL TREATMENT PIPELINE In their chapter on Antiretroviral Treatment in this year’s Pipeline Report [9], Tim Horn and Simon Collins provide a sweeping overview of developments in the past…

Read more

Dedications

  • Chad Cipiti

THIS REPORT IS DEDICATED TO Margie Garber-Steinberg April 7, 1949 – April 14, 2016   This edition of the Pipeline Report is dedicated to Margie Garber-Steinberg, mother of long-time board member Jason Osher. Margie was a steadfast TAG supporter for…

Read more
Back To Top