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fund research for Dr. Todd Rider's DRACO broad spectrum antiviral drug.

Created by K.B. on January 27, 2016

DRACO, the antiviral drug developed at MIT by Dr. Todd Rider, could potentially eradicate the concept of viral infections in humans. HIV, the common cold, hepatitis - these could all be myths from a dark, distant past. And with new, terrible viruses cropping up seemingly every few months, the need for a broad-spectrum antiviral drug is greater now than ever. Dr. Rider has stated he needs a pittance - only a million dollars - to fund rapid research and develop DRACO into an effective consumer product. More money would only help develop the drug faster. Bring us into the future - bring a bill to Congress to fund DRACO.

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