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Drug Repurposing is a book category focused on discovering and developing new therapeutic uses for existing medicines. Titles in this genre explain the scientific foundations and practical workflows of repurposing—such as computational and AI-driven screening, omics and network pharmacology, phenotypic assays, and real-world evidence—alongside regulatory pathways, intellectual property strategies, clinical trial design, and commercialization. Readers will find case studies of successes and setbacks (e.g., sildenafil, thalidomide, and pandemic-era repositioning efforts), analyses of safety and pharmacovigilance advantages and limits, and step-by-step guidance for translating signals from data and lab experiments into clinical programs. Interdisciplinary by nature, the category spans medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, bioinformatics, clinical development, and policy, serving researchers, clinicians, and life-science entrepreneurs seeking faster, lower-risk routes to new treatments.

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