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The CureHunter network graph is the world's first database of all known drugs, biologically active agents, diseases and empirical statements of all effective clinical outcomes published in the United States National Library of Medicine.

The engine you are accessing online right now computes:
334,000 drug and biological agent data points x 5,100 diseases x 31,000,000 peer-reviewed research articles
x several hundred thousand additional variables of Gene, Protein, Enzyme, Hormone, Growth Factor, Ligand, Kinase, Receptor, Inhibitor and other important small biologically active molecules.

The CureHunter Engine essentially defines the Clinical Outcome in cross-comparable numerical weights for all successful agents and allows discovery clustering and pattern finding that illuminate both pathogeneses and cures.

Research Interface Licenses

CureHunter Enterprise Licenses for the Research Interface are available as a yearly subscription in blocks of 10 users.

CureHunter Research Interface Screenshot
Research Interface facilitating in-clinic practice of Evidence Based Medicine
CureHunter Interactive Network Graph Screenshot
Interactive network graph display of related "hub-drugs", diseases and therapies
CureHunter Research Interface
Features and Benefits
Physicians
  • Quickly find most effective medications
  • Check related diseases
  • Check relative effectiveness of medications
  • Help finding second-line options
  • Rotational med options for chronic patients
  • Off-label options for terminal patients
  • Update your knowledge
  • Instant pop-up biomedical dictionaries clarify canon
  • NLM links, quickly get the whole report
Formulary and
Care Quality
Assurance Groups
  • Comprehensive Meta-Analysis
  • Optimize patient outcomes
  • Minimize adverse events and improve safety
  • Reduce recurring visits and tests
  • Choose optimal alternates and rotational meds
  • Quantify evidence for off-label use in seconds
  • Enable SOP for practice of Evidence-Based Medicine
  • Lower patient cost while maximizing effectiveness
Researchers
Librarians
Scientists
  • Find potential new cures
  • Quickly find new developments and research
  • Quickly find papers with positive outcomes for X drug and Y disease
  • NLM links, instantly backtrack from data to source research

Enterprise users can 1-click export into other tools like Excel, SAS, Mathematica, R, Oracle or your office databases and record systems. Charting and graphing of the best medications is only a couple of clicks. Compare a dozen cancer protocols or rotational meds for performance in seconds.

Importing drug performance data into external Statistical Analysis packages can often help you optimize your prescribing behavior to improve patient outcome rates while lowering total drug costs. When applied in large public health settings, many millions of dollars can be saved every year while overall quality of care is increased.

And, most importantly, we believe CureHunter is the only fully automated medication research tool that actually calculates the relative performance of all drugs against a specific disease target—thus giving you the best evidence possible for critical medication decisions.

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Exporting all key evidence statements also allows you to read in about 5 minutes all the state of the art drug findings for any disease and rapidly allows you to review almost every study of merit for the illnesses you manage.

Site Licenses and Full Data Licenses

CureHunter University, Pharmaceutical Research and Healthcare Institution Site Licenses offer all the professional subscriber features at discounted rates based on your volume of users.

Public Health, Formulary Committees, Professors, Students, Pharm.D. and Biomed researchers all find CureHunter an invaluable tool for evidence-based research usable in clinical practice as well as drug discovery and development research.

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