Existing FDA-approved drugs should be utilized for all medical conditions they can effectively treat, as many such treatments remain undiscovered or underutilized.

“I just believe that the 4,000 drugs we have today should help all the patients who can benefit from them. - Mm-hmm. - Period. No one should suffer if there's a drug at your CVS that could help you.”

A centralized database should be created to enable patients and physicians to identify potential uses of existing drugs for various conditions.

“It seems to me there's a pretty straightforward solution, that in addition to these groups that are centered around certain diseases, there should be databases. There should be ways that people can not just go online and ask a question, - but go to a database, - Yep. - and say, - Yep. - "I was just ”

Existing drugs can be effectively repurposed to treat diseases other than those for which they were originally created, offering a high-return, low-cost solution for patients.

“So I'm sitting there thinking, okay, you're telling me that there's no more treatments for my disease, but you just gave me seven treatments for another disease and it worked. So how do we know that there isn't an eighth drug out there that might actually help me?”