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Samantha Budd discussed bringing effective treatments to patients with neurological and pain conditions, noting it requires a long-term commitment. She advocated for better research and technologies to predict outcomes, a better understanding of targets, patient segments, and compounds, which would give a better chance of success in translational science.
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