Hi, That's a great scenario indeed you are describing. I wasn't aware. I was actually focusing at first on the pre-commercial efforts as you call them, or pure

Hi, That's a great scenario indeed you are describing. I wasn't aware. I was actually focusing at first on the pre-commercial efforts as you call them, or pure medical research as I call it. Some research will reach its impact without going through commercialization, such as educative tools, prevention programs etc... So does generic drug repurposing. You can patent in some cases but this will prolong time to market by a few years and increase cost. If the price tag is low enough for philanthropic money it might be better to keep it this way. Do you think people in general are interested in getting involved in medical research? There doesn't seem to be much interest, unless I didn't formulate my question right