Alosa is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the dissemination of accurate, unbiased, evidence-based and non-commercial information about medications for health care professionals and patients by providing educational services (interactive outreach to physicians, classes, presentations, seminars, conferences) about the development, regulation, risks, and benefits of prescription drugs.

Alosa is not affiliated with any pharmaceutical company in any way.

Current programs of Alosa include:
Generics Are Powerful Medicine (GPM) is a national consumer education program that uses grassroots outreach techniques to educate low-income and underinsured populations about the safety, value and effectiveness of generic drugs.

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The Independent Drug Information Service (iDiS) is an innovative program designed to provide physicians with an evidence-based, non-commercial source of the latest findings about the drugs they prescribe.

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The Harvard Interfaculty Initiative on Medications and Society is a collaborative effort to bring together faculty and students across all departments and schools at Harvard University who share an interest in how prescription drugs are developed, approved, regulated, prescribed, paid for, and taken by patients.

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Contact The Alosa Foundation at info@alosafoundation.org for more information.
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