I know that drug approval is a complicated issue, made even more fraught with danger because of the vast amounts of money involved. But how often does a drug end being great for something it was not intended for? It seems like fairly frequently.
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February 18, 2025 at 5:14 PM
I know that drug approval is a complicated issue, made even more fraught with danger because of the vast amounts of money involved. But how often does a drug end being great for something it was not intended for? It seems like fairly frequently.
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