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CURE ID

Name: CURE ID
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Join a global NIH-led community of clinicians and patients sharing real-world treatment experiences to find new uses for existing drugs and solve the world’s most challenging diseases.

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Downloads

2K+

User Rating

3.8/5

Total Ratings

Publisher

The National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, National Institutes of Health

Drive Medical Innovation Through Collaboration

CURE ID connects healthcare providers and patients to share real-world outcomes of repurposed drugs, helping the global community find treatments where none exist.

Report Treatment Outcomes

Easily document and share off-label drug successes or failures to help the NIH prioritize future clinical trials for rare diseases.

Browse Curated Case Studies

Search a global repository of treatment experiences to see how existing medications are being used creatively for complex conditions.

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Screenshots

CURE ID - CURE ID app home screen displaying a mission to help find treatments for challenging diseases through drug repurposing. — CURE ID app home screen displaying a mission to help find treatments for challenging diseases through drug repurposing.

CURE ID - Explore screen of the CURE ID app showing a searchable list of medical diseases with reference images. — Explore screen of the CURE ID app showing a searchable list of medical diseases with reference images.

CURE ID - A bar chart in the CURE ID app showing the most frequently reported drugs for Acanthamoeba cases — A bar chart in the CURE ID app showing the most frequently reported drugs for Acanthamoeba cases

CURE ID - CURE ID app newsfeed displaying a scientific journal article about drug repurposing for lung cancer treatment. — CURE ID app newsfeed displaying a scientific journal article about drug repurposing for lung cancer treatment.

CURE ID - CURE ID app create screen inviting healthcare professionals and patients to share challenging clinical cases and medical experiences. — CURE ID app create screen inviting healthcare professionals and patients to share challenging clinical cases and medical experiences.

CURE ID - The CURE ID mobile app showing the first step of a clinical case report form for medical researchers and clinicians. — The CURE ID mobile app showing the first step of a clinical case report form for medical researchers and clinicians.

CURE ID - The My Submissions page in the CURE ID app showing saved medical case reports for clinical research. — The My Submissions page in the CURE ID app showing saved medical case reports for clinical research.

Description

CURE ID is a free platform to share novel uses of existing drugs - also known as drug repurposing/off-label use - and explore what others have tried. The goal is to find potential treatments for challenging diseases that lack good treatment options. Our mission is to use the information collected from users sharing their treatment experiences publicly on CURE ID to help inform what drugs are studied in clinical trials. The findings from these trials will enable the medical community to learn whether a drug is effective or not for its new use. CURE ID works by collecting a simple case report form from patients, care partners, and healthcare providers about their experience using an approved product for an unapproved use. Users can browse from a collection of cases that have already been documented, including results of treatment, in addition to viewing relevant clinical trials and those open to enrollment at clinicaltrials.gov. App users can also participate in a treatment discussion forum where they can engage with fellow patients, care partners, and healthcare providers from around the world and seek answers to questions they may have. Join the global community sharing their real-world experiences using repurposed drugs for diseases that lack adequate treatment!