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We provide therapies, microbes, data, and knowledge to fill critical gaps in
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Our programs accelerate microbiome science— ethically and equitably— to improve
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Investigational FMT Access Program
OpenBiome provides access to investigational fecal transplants as a last line of
defense for patients with antibiotic-resistant C. difficile infections.

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OpenBiome and our collaborators are developing live biotherapeutic therapies to
help treat nearly 200 million children worldwide affected by malnutrition.


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Patients have received urgently needed investigational fecal microbiota
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EMPOWERING MICROBIOME RESEARCH IN UNDERREPRESENTED COUNTRIES

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OPENBIOME RECOGNIZED AS A GLOBAL HEALTH LEADER

OpenBiome has been selected as a 2023 future united award winner by GBCHealth.
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AS MICROBIOME SCIENCE FORGES AHEAD, WILL SOME BE LEFT BEHIND?

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EMPOWERING MICROBIOME RESEARCH IN UNDERREPRESENTED COUNTRIES

OpenBiome's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Majdi Osman, co-organized an
international retreat accelerating microbiome research to improve the health of
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OPENBIOME RECOGNIZED AS A GLOBAL HEALTH LEADER

OpenBiome has been selected as a 2023 future united award winner by GBCHealth.
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