Future of Repurposed Drugs in Cancer Care

You know, there's no question that repurposed drugs

are the future of cancer care.

And if AI is gonna be used for anything, it'll be used to discover more

repurposed drugs that we can use for terminally ill cancer

patients.

Now, ivermectin is the most famous of

repurposed drugs, but it's not the only one.

There are, in fact, dozens of repurposed drugs,

and they're not all

antiparasitics either. For example, aspirin has been shown

to have an effect in colon cancer. Metformin has been shown to have an

effect in several cancers. Now, that's a diabetes drug.

There are antifungal drugs that are being repurposed.

There are antibiotics like doxycycline that are being repurposed.

So it's a big field, and it's a very exciting

new field. I think it shows the most promise because

some of these drugs have a very powerful effect.

They're off-patent, they're cheap, they're accessible to everyone, and they

have the pharmaceutical industry in an absolute panic.

So it's not just ivermectin, it's not just fenbendazole, mebendazole.

There are other antiparasitics like niclosamide, nitazoxanide,

hydroxychloroquine, and others.

Uh, it's a really exciting area of research

right now.

Uh, I'm gonna be doing everything to get

clinical trials up and running in Florida.

As I mentioned in previous videos, there were two ivermectin clinical trials

last year. Now there are already six, and by next year there's

probably gonna be a dozen.

So stay tuned. There's a lot of excitement in this field

right now.