Rebuild Medicine is a new organization led by intrepid clinicians armed with lessons learned from treating COVID-19 that will strengthen our nation’s ability to understand and treat chronic illness—cancer, diabetes, obesity, hypertension and other drivers of poor health and rising costs of care.

We aim to identify the best solutions based on scientific rigor, transparency, and open dialogue at the most reasonable cost, and broadly share evidence-based medical information.  

This approach will empower people to take control of their health, restore credibility to medicine, and strengthen our healthcare system to improve public health.

Current Research

Our work focuses on conditions where patients need better answers and where repurposed, low-cost, or overlooked therapies deserve serious study.

Tinnitus Pilot Study

Testing a low-cost, repurposed therapy for refractory tinnitus.

Cancer Outcomes Research

Tracking real-world outcomes in cancer patients using repurposed drugs alongside standard care.

Alzheimer’s and Cognitive Health

Building the case for repurposed approaches to Alzheimer’s and cognitive decline.

Leading Edge Clinic Podcast

Nurse Practitioner, Scott Marsland, and Michael Barton of Rebuild Medicine, discuss this exciting clinical trial, utilizing DMSO to treat tinnitus.

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How Rebuild Medicine Works

Rebuild Medicine exists to help promising research get started when traditional funding is not available.

1. We Identify Overlooked Research Questions

Clinicians, researchers, and advisors bring forward ideas that may have strong scientific rationale but little commercial incentive.

2. We Review the Science

We look for credible proposals with practical study designs, neglected patient populations, and a realistic path to meaningful evidence.

3. We Fund the First Steps

When a project passes review and funding is available, RM supports early-stage work that can generate the evidence needed for larger trials, institutional partners, or follow-on funding.

Our Mission for

Rebuild Medicine

America spends more on healthcare than any other country. Yet even as a more significant share of our population is covered by insurance, key indicators like life expectancy and chronic disease are worsening.

A new organization led by intrepid clinicians armed with lessons learned from treating COVID-19 and combatting misinformation will now shape educational strategies to effectively treat countless chronic illnesses, including cancer, diabetes, obesity, and hypertension.

We aim to identify the best solutions based on scientific rigor, transparency, and open dialogue at the most reasonable cost and broadly share evidence-based medical information.

This approach will empower people to take control of their health, restore credibility to medicine, and strengthen our healthcare system to improve public health.

More Spending,

Worse Outcomes