Drug Repurposing: From AI to Evidence

NlTxGNN uses the Harvard TxGNN model to predict drug repurposing candidates for 145 CBG-MEB approved drugs, identifying potential new therapeutic uses.

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Enter a drug name or disease name to find repurposing predictions. Supports generic names, brand names, and disease keywords.

Evidence Level:

Key Features

From Prediction to Evidence
Each report integrates clinical trial IDs (NCT), literature references (PMID), and CBG-MEB approval information for complete traceability.
Five-Level Evidence Classification
L1 (Multiple Phase 3 RCTs) to L5 (AI prediction only) classification helps prioritize candidates for validation.
Netherlands Drug Coverage
Focused on 145 CBG-MEB approved medicines with repurposing predictions ready for research.
FHIR Integration
FHIR R4 compliant API and SMART on FHIR app for seamless EHR integration.

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Category Description Link
High Evidence L1-L2, priority for clinical evaluation View drugs
Medium Evidence L3-L4, requires additional validation View drugs
AI Predictions L5, research direction reference View drugs
Full Drug List All 145 drugs (searchable) Drug List
Health News Automated health news monitoring View News
FHIR API Integration endpoints FHIR Metadata

About This Project

NlTxGNN uses the TxGNN deep learning model published by Harvard’s Zitnik Lab in Nature Medicine to predict potential new therapeutic uses for CBG-MEB approved medications.

“TxGNN is the first foundation model designed for clinician-centered drug repurposing, integrating knowledge graphs with deep learning to predict drug efficacy for rare diseases.” — Huang et al., Nature Medicine (2023)

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Item Count
Drug Reports 145
Regulatory Agency Medicines Evaluation Board (CBG-MEB)

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Disclaimer
This report is for research purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Drug use should follow physician guidance. Any drug repurposing decisions require complete clinical validation and regulatory review.

Last updated: 2026-03-10 | Maintainer: NlTxGNN Research Team

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