Community Quests

We all play a role in biomedical progress. Just by paying your insurance premiums—and saving for retirement—you are enabling grand quests to vanquish many diseases. In these videos and articles, hear from the scientists and executives doing that work. These are your quests, too. Thank you for supporting them.

Videos

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The Massachusetts Paradox
The Massachusetts Paradox

The Massachusetts biotech industry leads the world in innovation and drug development. But its companies don’t have the support of its own leaders. Why?

Autoimmune Quest v2: ‘It Takes Grit’
Autoimmune Quest v2: ‘It Takes Grit’

Biomedical innovators are developing new autoimmune therapeutics - insurance reform will ensure new treatments and cures are accessible and affordable.

Autoimmune Quest v1
Autoimmune Quest v1

Biomedical innovators are developing new autoimmune therapeutics - insurance reform will ensure new treatments and cures are accessible and affordable.

Articles

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Cambridge Day: Health care costs keep rising, but biopharma is not the enemy
Cambridge Day: Health care costs keep rising, but biopharma is not the enemy

Cambridge is home to the world's most innovative biotech companies. Resident Neil Kairen explains the importance of this industry and suggests explanations for why so many misunderstand its value.

AI can make it easier to discover new medicines – but Congress is making it harder
AI can make it easier to discover new medicines – but Congress is making it harder
Bucks County Herald: Drug price controls hurt investment in new medicines
Bucks County Herald: Drug price controls hurt investment in new medicines

Researchers in Pennsylvania are working on a cure for Parkinson’s. Price controls threaten their progress.

Fairfax Connection: Our Neighborhood’s Special Role in Saving Babies from Norovirus</a>
Fairfax Connection: Our Neighborhood’s Special Role in Saving Babies from Norovirus

A company in Virginia is working on a vaccine to protect babies from rotavirus and norovirus.