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Clary Estes is a documentary photographer and writer from Central Kentucky who works internationally.

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Bayh-Dole Act’s benefits include $3 trillion in U.S. output, report finds

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By Clary Estes Verified
| Bio News
It’s been a long day at the university lab, but the researchers, who have been working on a niche bit of molecular biology research, are happy. They have just made a profound discovery that could change the way some cancers are treated, and investors are already lined up to support the work. Before we know it, they think to themselves, lives will be saved. In the United States, such technology transfer is often taken for granted—but it hasn’t always been this way.
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Affordability and Access: Why patient perspectives matter

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By Clary Estes Verified
| Bio News
“Context around patient-identified affordability and access challenges is really critical,” began Karin Hoelzer, DVM, PhD, Senior Director, Patient Advocacy during the Biotechnology Innovation Organization’s (BIO) August Coffee Chat, The Facts are out There! What Patients Really Want (… timely access to treatments).
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Connecting more patients with psoriasis to the care they need

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By Clary Estes Verified
| Bio News
For people living with psoriatic disease, treatment innovation has advanced dramatically. Yet too many patients remain undiagnosed, untreated, or undertreated. The National Psoriasis Foundation (NPF) set out to understand why progress in treatment has not consistently translated into progress in patients’ lives.
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