Category: Drug Repurposing
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Diethylene Glycol: The Hidden Killer in Medicines
A Silent Threat Diethylene glycol (DEG) is a clear, sweet‑tasting liquid most commonly used as an industrial solvent, antifreeze agent, and in resins or plastics. It is not intended for human consumption. Yet, tragically, DEG has repeatedly found its way into medicines — especially liquid syrups — with devastating consequences. Why It Slips In? How Read more
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💊 “Second Chances: How Old Drugs Found New Superpowers”
From Side Effects to Strategic Assets — The Evolving Science of Drug Repurposing Imagine discovering that a pill designed for high blood pressure could also grow hair. Or that a withdrawn sedative, once a global tragedy, could later save lives of cancer patients. This is not a science fiction — it’s drug repurposing. Drug repurposing, Read more