Specific ADR Reports By RADAR
RADAR has analyzed historical data on many drugs from their initial inception, through approval by the FDA, and to the present. These analyses synthesize the various sources of statistical information on the presence of adverse reactions to these drugs and assess whether the actual risk is in line with studies.
Read more about this topic: Radar (Research On Adverse Drug Events And Reports)
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