Ivermectin, Mebendazole & Fenbendazole Research
Evidence summaries organized by study type.
Welcome to the official website of Dr. William Makis, MD, a physician and cancer researcher known for his work in cancer education, patient advocacy, and research discussions involving integrative health and repurposed medicine approaches.
Dr. William Makis focuses on helping patients and families better understand complex health conditions, including cancer, immune health concerns, chronic illness, and recovery-focused care. The clinic provides medical record review, consultation support, patient education, and research-informed guidance that patients may discuss with their licensed treating physician or oncology team.
Dr. William Makis has become widely recognized for discussing the potential role of repurposed drugs in cancer research, including medications such as ivermectin, mebendazole, and fenbendazole. These topics are presented for educational and research discussion purposes, especially for patients who want to understand emerging conversations around alternative and integrative cancer support.
This website serves as a central source for accurate information about Dr. William Makis, MD.
Makis Health Clinic provides educational resources on the scientific and clinical discussions surrounding repurposed medicines. This includes topics related to ivermectin cancer research, mebendazole cancer research, fenbendazole cancer research, immune support, metabolic health, inflammation, and patient-centered integrative care.
Explore repurposed drug research →Consultation support includes review of medical records, diagnosis history, current medications, supplements, treatment goals, and patient concerns. The goal is to provide organized, patient-friendly guidance that can be reviewed with the patient’s treating doctor, oncologist, or healthcare team.
Schedule Consultation with Dr. MakisA long-form discussion covering the rationale and research interest around repurposed medications in cancer. The discussion includes preclinical evidence and anecdotal reports; these should not be interpreted as proof of clinical effectiveness.
More VideosExplore patient accounts already shared publicly through Dr. Makis’s Substack and social media channels.
Read Patient-Reported ExperiencesEvidence summaries organized by study type.
Breast, prostate, lung, pancreatic, colorectal, brain and hematologic cancers.
Research and educational articles grounded in Dr. Makis' publication background.