Adverse Drug Reactions¶
Edwards, I. R., & Aronson, J. K. (2000). Adverse Drug Reactions: Definitions, Diagnosis, and Management. The Lancet, 356(9237), 1255-1259.
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Primes¶
- Side Effect
- Pharmacology and medicine: a drug that binds one target also binds others (off-target effects); adverse-event reporting is the discipline of surfacing changes the drug's declared mechanism did not name.
This sourceStandard reference defining adverse drug reactions and the pharmacovigilance discipline of surfacing off-target drug effects.
- Pharmacology and medicine: a drug that binds one target also binds others (off-target effects); adverse-event reporting is the discipline of surfacing changes the drug's declared mechanism did not name.
Domain-specific¶
- Adverse Drug Reaction
- These mechanisms underwrite the Edwards-Aronson ABCDEF classification, the field's primary organising taxonomy
This sourceThe paper that set out the six-letter A-F classification of adverse drug reactions.
- These mechanisms underwrite the Edwards-Aronson ABCDEF classification, the field's primary organising taxonomy
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