Argus Finds Adverse Events. AI Monitoring Finds Bad Answers. They’re Not the Same Job.
On March 11, 2026, the FDA retired the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System, the database that has anchored US drug
On March 11, 2026, the FDA retired the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System, the database that has anchored US drug
There is a particular kind of failure mode in medicine that doesn’t look dramatic from the outside. No needles in
In April 2018, the Department of Justice intervened in five whistleblower lawsuits against Insys Therapeutics, alleging the company had built
About two-thirds of practicing US physicians, roughly 650,000 people, now use a chatbot called OpenEvidence to help decide how to
The Short Answer In November 2013, Johnson & Johnson agreed to pay more than $2.2 billion to resolve criminal and
The short answer: An AI brand monitoring RFP for a pharma organization needs to test a vendor on eight things:
Ask ChatGPT about a drug interaction at 11pm and you get an answer in four seconds. No waiting room, no
Ask ChatGPT what to take for Type 2 diabetes and there’s a good chance it says Ozempic before it says
About two-thirds of practicing US physicians, roughly 650,000 people, now use a chatbot called OpenEvidence to help decide how to
The Short Answer Veeva Systems is running two parallel agentic AI programs in drug safety at once, and they are
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A compliance primer for Medical Affairs, Regulatory Affairs, Pharmacovigilance, and Brand teams The Short Answer Neither FDA nor EMA has
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