This means such studies can give more clarity on which off-label use is beneficial but it can't be an officially allowed usage.
Doctors here are allowed to prescribe them though.
They have funded some important repurposed-drug studies for Huntingtons Disease, which runs in my family. For a disease like this, it's never going to make sense for major pharmaceutical companies to invest the effort to develop entirely new drugs, but by repurposing existing drugs, it gives people living with rare diseases a chance to ease symptoms.
there is absolutely no cure for certain types of long-covid and me-cfs right now
no repurposing any drug is going to cure it, they've tried everything after six years
it will take a decade to have anything even in the pipeline and won't emerge from the USA because all medical and science research investment by the government has been destroyed by Russell Vought and Heritage Foundation
JAK-STAT inhibitors will be a big treatment, not a cure, but they cost thousands per month in the USA because generics aren't allowed
turtleyacht•1h ago
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astura•1h ago
You can also search here: https://clinicaltrials.gov/
I was a clinical trial participant once and it was a positive experience for me.
bell-cot•4m ago