PharmAverse: An Interactive Dashboard Using MedDRA Hierarchy

2025 · doi:10.1101/2025.06.17.660110
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The Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities (MedDRA) is a standardized international medical terminology widely used in databases that collect adverse event data for drugs. MedDRA employs a hierarchical structure, allowing for analysis at different levels of granularity. However, as the volume of adverse event data continues to grow, and given MedDRA’s complexity, it becomes increasingly challenging to analyze, and visualize the information effectively. To address this, PharmAverse was developed—an interactive dashboard designed to facilitate the analysis and visualization of adverse event data using MedDRA terms. It offers three main views: Adverse Events, Drug, and Target.
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Abstract The Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities (MedDRA) is a standardized international medical terminology widely used in databases that collect adverse event data for drugs. MedDRA employs a hierarchical structure, allowing for analysis at different levels of granularity. However, as the volume of adverse event data continues to grow, and given MedDRA’s complexity, it becomes increasingly challenging to analyze, and visualize the information effectively. To address this, PharmAverse was developed—an interactive dashboard designed to facilitate the analysis and visualization of adverse event data using MedDRA terms. It offers three main views: Adverse Events, Drug, and Target. Competing Interest Statement The authors have declared no competing interest. Footnotes An acknowledgements section has been added

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