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Current methods for conducting drug safety studies are often complex, require significant technical expertise, and are not easily accessible to the broader public.

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While many public databases contain anonymised adverse drug reaction reports, they can be difficult to navigate and use without specialist knowledge.

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Our mission is to make pharmacovigilance more transparent and accessible to everyone—through open, code-free tools. This tool seeks to reduce barriers to conducting robust pharmacovigilance studies.​

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This platform allows users to perform signal detection using anonymised data from the UK Yellow Card Scheme, the national system for reporting suspected adverse drug reactions in the UK.

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We’re always looking to improve—if you have suggestions or feedback, please don’t hesitate to contact us!

This resource was developed by Dr David Ryan, NIHR Doctoral Fellow and ST4 Clinical Pharmacology. 

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Disclaimer:
The information provided on this website is intended for general understanding of potential side effects reported with medicinal products. Data was last updated in March 2025. It does not confirm a causal link between a product and any specific effect. This data should not be used in isolation to make healthcare decisions. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making changes to any treatment.

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