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AI Finds Drug Safety Signals Hidden in Clinical Notes

Vanderbilt researchers are using AI to detect drug safety signals from clinical notes, expanding pharmacovigilance beyond structured adverse-event reporting. The work points to a future where unstructured text becomes a more important source of post-market safety intelligence.

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Vanderbilt Study Shows AI Can Surface Drug Safety Signals Hidden in Clinical Notes

Vanderbilt University Medical Center says its researchers have built an AI approach that can detect drug safety signals buried in unstructured clinical notes. The work points to a larger shift in pharmacovigilance: moving beyond claims and spreadsheets to the messy realities of real-world documentation.

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Global Medicines Regulators Lay Down Principles for Safe AI Across the Drug Lifecycle

International regulators are moving to define baseline principles for AI use across the medicines lifecycle, from discovery through post-market activities. The guidance is important because it signals that oversight is broadening beyond medical devices toward the full pharmaceutical value chain.

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