Questions, answered.
Can Find Your Cure tell me which treatment to take?
No. It summarizes public research data about a disease. It can't diagnose you, and it doesn't know your history. Use it to understand the research landscape and to bring better questions to your doctor.
What does the percentage next to a drug mean?
It's the historical share of drugs at that clinical stage that went on to be approved, across all diseases: about 8% from Phase 1, 15% from Phase 2 and 52% from Phase 3. It is not the chance the drug cures a disease or works for you. How we calculate it
Where does the data come from?
PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov, ChEMBL and UniProt, queried live when you ask, plus our disease catalog built on the Human Disease Ontology. An OpenAI model ranks the candidates from that data. Sources and licenses
Why is a drug flagged?
Either ChEMBL lists it as withdrawn, or a matching trial was terminated, withdrawn or suspended, or every matching trial has an unknown status. Each flag says which, and links to the record.
How long does a run take?
Usually under a minute. The four databases are searched at the same time, then the AI ranks what they returned.
What happens if a source is down?
The others still report, and the brief says which source failed. We never fill gaps with sample data. Live health is on our status page.
Do you store what I search for?
Yes. Each brief, including the disease name you entered, is saved so the agent can learn from past runs. Don't enter personal details. Privacy notice
Is there an API?
Yes. Every capability is a documented REST endpoint. API reference
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