FDA Adverse Drug Event Signal Monitor
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from $100.00 / 1,000 new adverse event reports
FDA Adverse Drug Event Signal Monitor
Monitor FDA adverse drug event reports against your drugs or MedDRA terms. Pay only for new reports or material source corrections, not every raw entry.
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from $100.00 / 1,000 new adverse event reports
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Run daily or weekly. Pay only for newly seen adverse drug event reports that match your drugs or MedDRA reaction terms.
buyer wedge
Built for pharmacovigilance teams, pharma compliance groups, and healthcare product safety officers who need a narrow adverse-event feed—not another bulk FDA dump.
why it is different
- signal, not retrieval: unmatched adverse event reports are omitted and free.
- MedDRA term filtering: phrase match against reaction terms in the report.
- correction-aware: a materially changed source record emits
SOURCE_CORRECTIONonce. - replay-safe: stable event IDs and provider idempotency keys suppress duplicate charges.
- bounded spend:
maxEventsandmaxTotalChargeUsdcap each run before charging. - audit evidence: every row includes the official openFDA query, source fingerprint, timestamp, and disclaimer.
price example: five new adverse event reports plus one material source correction cost $0.55; unmatched and unchanged reports cost $0.00.
source and scope
The Actor queries the official openFDA adverse drug event API. No API key, browser, proxy, personal data, or AI inference is required. FDA states that adverse event data is generally updated daily and is not maintained as an authoritative safety-signal tracker. Accordingly, this Actor is an internal screening aid and emits new or corrected reports; it does not issue public alerts, provide medical advice, or claim a safety signal was confirmed or escalated.
matching
At least one watch term is required:
drugs: phrase match against drug names in the reportmedDraTerms: phrase match against MedDRA reaction terms in the report
baselineMode=emit_matches returns matching reports in the initial lookback window. Use silent to establish state without emitting or charging initial matches. Reuse the same watchlistId, settings, and stateStoreName for scheduled monitoring.
output
Paid dataset rows are either:
NEW_REPORT—$0.10SOURCE_CORRECTION—$0.05
Unmatched reports, unchanged replays, silent baselines, malformed input, and failed source fetches are not paid events. A deterministic run report is stored as REPORT with source window, counts, receipts, state size, and claim scope.
operational note
If openFDA returns an error or an unexpected response shape, the run fails before state is advanced or events are charged. Event settlement is fail-closed: an ambiguous prior settlement refuses another provider charge.
quick start
Start with a silent baseline so historical reports do not create paid events, then schedule the identical input daily or weekly.
{"watchlistId": "drug-safety-watch","drugs": ["atorvastatin", "lisinopril"],"medDraTerms": ["rash", "hypotension"],"lookbackDays": 14,"baselineMode": "silent","maxEvents": 20,"maxTotalChargeUsd": 5,"stateStoreName": "drug-safety-watch-state"}
After the baseline, keep watchlistId, watch terms, and stateStoreName stable. Route returned NEW_REPORT rows to a pharmacovigilance review queue. Confirm every action against the linked openFDA source; this feed is deliberately not an emergency notification or safety-signal-confirmation system.
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