Background Preventable adverse drug reactions (PADRs) in inpatients are associated with
harm, including increased length of stay and potential loss of life, and result in elevated …

Drug repurposing is the process of using existing drugs in indications other than the ones
they were originally designed for. It is an area of significant recent activity due to the …

Early and accurate identification of adverse drug events (ADEs) is critically important for
public health. We have developed a novel approach for predicting ADEs, called predictive …

What is known and objective Studies in a number of countries have shown that adverse drug
events (ADE) occur frequently among hospital inpatients. The objective of this study was to …

Malaria remains a primary public health challenge in Africa, and there is growing interest in
leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to raise malaria interventions. This research examines …

Rationale, aims and objectives Pharmacovigilance (PV), or drug safety monitoring, aims to
improve patient safety through the detection and management of drug‐related adverse …

An adverse event is any abnormal clinical finding associated with the use of a therapy.
Adverse events are classified by reporting an event's seriousness, expectedness, and …

The present work has the main objective of summarizing the history of pharmacovigilance
and the associated methods and legislation and of showing how it could/should be …

Background Quinolones are popular antibiotics that are known for their potency, broad
coverage, and reasonable safety. Concerns have been raised about a possible association …

Recent years have witnessed booming data on drugs and their associated adverse drug
reactions (ADRs). It was reported that these ADRs have resulted in a high hospitalisation …