6 drugs that were invented for one thing — but now treat another

New York Post·Apr 7

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Some drugs have been found to be effective in treating conditions other than those they were originally intended for. Reports suggest that certain medications, such as those for osteoarthritis and HIV, show promise in treating their respective conditions. It is unclear how these developments relate to broader trends in disease treatment and medical research.

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