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Vibe Bio Announced the Launch to Develop Novel Treatments for Rare Diseases

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Vibe Biotechnology Inc., a biotechnology company committed to identifying, funding, and developing promising treatments for rare diseases, announced officially launching with $12 million in funding to advance its community-driven approach to transforming drug development for patients with rare diseases.

Vibe Bio plans on building a global community of scientists, researchers, patients, and partners with an aim to find cures for rare diseases by efficiently using a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO),

The company’s DAO will serve as an online coordination hub for its numerous stakeholders, connecting patients directly to researchers, scientists, investors, and other experts. In addition, through its $VIBE governance token, members of Vibe Bio can vote and nominate which specific diseases, candidate medicines, or rare disease research proposals to pursue. These proposals will each be vetted by financial experts and scientists.

Vibe Bio has already joined hands with two patient advocacy organizations to launch and fund independent biotechnology companies for developing and pursuing effective therapeutic solutions for rare and often fatal diseases.

One in 10 Americans is living with a rare disease. For too many, the time it would take to develop a cure is longer than the time they have left to live, The challenge for rare diseases isn’t necessarily finding a treatment – it’s funding it. For the first time, Vibe Bio is giving patients with rare and overlooked diseases access to the funding and community support they need to develop cures and ownership over the results.”

Alok Tayi, Ph.D., co-founder and CEO of Vibe Bio.

Vibe Bio is building a new approach to drug development that is providing a lifeline – and renewed hope – for patients and their families, I’m thrilled to be a part of its community and champion its mission as Vibe Bio identifies and funds medicines that will improve the quality of life for people living with rare diseases.”

Parul Singh, Partner at Initialized Capital.

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