DISCOVERY OF REPURPOSED FDA APPROVED THERAPEUTIC DRUGS AGAINST SARS COV2 OMICRON VARIANT

Database identifies FDA-approved drugs with potential to be repurposed for treatment of orphan diseases

Facing substantial obstacles to developing new therapies for rare diseases, some sponsors are looking to 'repurpose' drugs already approved for other conditions and use those therapies to treat rare diseases. In an effort to facilitate such repurposing and speed the delivery of new therapies to people who need them, we have established a new resource, the Rare Disease Repurposing Database (RDRD...

Repurposing of FDA-approved drugs against cancer – focus on metastasis

in the field of anti-cancer drug development. Drug repurposing may allow progressing through the drug development process more quickly as well as reducing project costs compared to traditional de novo drug discovery. One of the main reasons why a non-cancer drug may prove effective against cancer is that not all of its biological targets may have been identified when the drug was originally dev...

FDA-Approved Drugs to Treat Schizophrenia.

FDA approved drugs as potential Ebola treatments

In the search for treatments for the Ebola Virus, multiple screens of FDA drugs have led to the identification of several with promising in vitro activity. These compounds were not originally developed as antivirals and some have been further tested in mouse in vivo models. We put forward the opinion that some of these drugs could be evaluated further and move into the clinic as they are alread...

FDA approved drugs repurposing of Toll-like receptor4 (TLR4) candidate for neuropathy

Accumulating evidence indicates that toll-like receptor 4 (TLR4) plays a critical role in promoting adaptive immune responses and are definitively involved in the expansion and maintenance of the neuropathic pain. However, the application of docking in virtual-screening in silico methods to drug discovery has some challenge but it allows us to make the directed and meaningful design of drugs fo...