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openFDA Adverse Events — Drug Side-Effect Reports as Rows

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openFDA Adverse Events — Drug Side-Effect Reports as Rows

openFDA Adverse Events — Drug Side-Effect Reports as Rows

Query the FDA's adverse-event database and get flat rows — report id, date, seriousness, country and the reported reactions.

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Query the FDA's adverse-event database and get flat rows — report id, date, seriousness, country and the reported reactions.

How to use

  1. Open openfda-adverse-events on Apify.
  2. Enter the required input and adjust any limits in the input form.
  3. Run the Actor and download its dataset from Apify.

Inputs

FieldPurposeDefault
searchopenFDA search syntax, e.g. patient.drug.medicinalproduct:"IBUPROFEN" or receivedate:[20260101+TO+20261231].—
maxItemsStop after this many rows.500
maxPagesStop after this many pages.5

Output dataset

FieldMeaning
receivedDateDate the report was received by the regulator. This is when the regulator got it, not when the event happened.
seriousWhether the report was classified as SERIOUS. That is a regulatory category defined by the source, not a judgement about clinical severity.
deathWhether the report records a death as an outcome. A report recording a death is not a finding that the drug caused it.
reporterCountryCountry the report came from, as a code. It is the reporter's country, not necessarily the patient's.
patientAgeAge of the patient as the report states it. Frequently a STRING with its own unit (e.g. '45 Y'), and frequently the literal text the reporter typed.
patientSexSex recorded for the patient.
reactionsReaction count on the item, as the source records it.
drugsDrugs implicated in the report, as the source lists them. A report may name several, and naming one is not an attribution of cause.

Pricing and limits

Check the current pricing panel on this Actor’s Apify page before running it. The input limits control how much data the Actor requests; actual charges follow the pricing model shown by Apify.

Results depend on the source service and the input supplied. Source records may omit fields, and a query with no matches can return an empty dataset.