Confusion related to Multi-Target Drugs
Multi-target drugs are there to cure multiple diseases but interacting with different targets. Are these drugs cure only diseases under one category for example one drug can cure multiple types of cancer? Are there any multi-target drugs known to cure type of neurodegenerative disease and cancer both with a single drug?
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