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Pennsylvania 8th-Grader Becomes National Finalist for GERD Drug Delivery Innovation

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Sai Sri Valli Mogilineedi, an eighth-grade student from Pennsylvania, has earned national finalist status for her work on a novel GERD drug delivery system. She developed a controlled-release mechanism designed to extend the effectiveness of antacid medications for heartburn sufferers. The recognition came after her strong performance at regional science fairs. She will compete for educational honors in Washington, D.C. in October.

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