Find Your Cure.
Name a disease. The agent searches every database we connect to, ranks treatments by evidence, flags withdrawn or failed drugs, and shows the historical odds that each one reaches approval.
Ask about any disease
Results appear here: an outlook, ranked candidates with approval odds, safety flags, pathways, research gaps and the trials behind them. The simulation above shows the kind of drug-to-target evidence the agent weighs.
Ask the Master Disease Agent anything medical.
It plans, searches our live sources, checks its own answer with an independent reviewer and cites every record. It stays on medicine unless you switch it to general mode.
Meet Cura, the agent's pet.
Cura listens while you type, reads the literature while the agent searches, charts the odds, celebrates when an answer passes review, and can read every answer aloud. Leave it alone for a while and it dozes off. Tap it to say hi.
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Research information, not medical advice. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.
What the odds mean, and what they don't.
Not a cure probability
No dataset can say how likely a drug is to cure a disease, or to work for one person. We don't pretend otherwise.
Historical approval odds
Each candidate shows how often drugs at its clinical stage were eventually approved: about 8% from Phase 1, 15% from Phase 2 and 52% from Phase 3, across all diseases (BIO, Informa & QLS, 2011–2020 data).
AI confidence is separate
The AI's own confidence reflects how strong the retrieved evidence looks. It's shown separately and can be wrong. Always read the linked sources.
Find Your Cure summarizes public research data. It can't diagnose you or tell you what treatment to take. Talk to your doctor before making any decision about your care. If you think you're having a medical emergency, call your local emergency number.