New €23m EU Research Consortium To Accelerate Repurposing
The 24-Member Consortium Underscores EU Commitment to Advancing Repurposed Drugs
Executive Summary
REMEDi4ALL is the latest in a series of European initiatives to develop and centralize drug repurposing R&D. The group will identify, test and validate new indications for existing medicines on top of shaping policies favorable to repurposing.
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