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Advances in the approaches used to repurpose drugs for neuroblastoma.

Marta Miera-MaluendaMaría Pérez-TorresAdriana MañasAlba Rubio-San-SimónMaria Butjosa-EspínPaula Ruiz-DuranJose A SeoaneLucas MorenoMiguel F Segura
Published in: Expert opinion on drug discovery (2024)
The fact that only one new drug has been approved in the last 30 years for the treatment of neuroblastoma plus a significant proportion of high-risk NB patients that remain uncurable, evidences the need for new fast and cost-effective alternatives. Drug repurposing may accelerate the treatment development process while reducing expenses and risks. This approach can swiftly bring effective NB therapies to market, enhancing survival rates and patient quality of life.
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