Sometimes old products can find new uses. At least that’s the idea behind the FDA’s newest application for health care providers. According to a recent FDA News Release, the Agency has just launched an app that allows the clinical community to report their experiences treating rare infectious diseases with novel uses of already-approved drugs. It’s called CURE ID, and it’s available on a website as well as an application for smartphones and other mobile devices.
Quick Hits: FDA Launches Crowdsourcing App for Clinicians
CURE ID is an app where health care providers can share information about using approved medical products for unapproved cases.
Dec 9, 2019
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