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Network Pharmacology is an emerging field based in systems pharmacology that looks at the effect of drugs on both the interactome and the diseasome. The drug-target network (DTN) can play an important role in understanding the mechanisms of action of approved and experimental drugs. With a network-based insight, network pharmacology intends to systematically reflect and reveal the biological foundation of complex diseases and drug effects. The unique network-based relationship that drug pairs with Complementary Exposure to the disease module tend to be effective drug combinations is consistent with the non-overlapping pharmacological principle in rational drug combination design (Yıldırım et al., Nature biotech (Nature biotechnology (119–1126), 2007).
Network Pharmacology
A disease or disorder is defined as rare when it affects fewer than 1 in 2000 people in Europe, and 1 in 1500 people in the US. There are over 6000 rare diseases affecting more than 400 million people globally, including 40 million in Europe and 30 million in the US. 95% of all rare diseases do not have a single approved drug treatment. 80% of these diseases have a genetic origin, and 50% of them affect children. 20% of all cancers are rare. 3-10% of all hospitalizations, regardless of age, are related to a rare disease. (Ref. Global Genes, Eurordis).
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