Monitor real world drug outcomes with AI

Most clinical trials recruit 100s or 1,000s of people to participate. When the drugs are released in the market, millions of people could use them. These people can have very different gender and age, mix with other drugs, or use the drugs for a time longer than the duration of the trials. It is not uncommon for drugs to work differently in the real world.


To study real world drug outcomes can be prohibitive in costs and complex in technologies for many organizations or individuals. By using innovative AI/ML algorithms and models to cleanse and mine medical big data, eHealthMe enables everyone to check their drugs in the real world.


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Our real world studies (phase IV clincal trials) are based on:

48,347drugs and supplements
20,543conditions
23 millionpatients
1.5 billionhealthcare outcomes

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Testimonials

Wow, I am glad that I came across this website. I just started taking Busprione and noticed that I was itching and still am itching a lot: from head to toe. I thought it was this new shampoo that I am using, however, after coming across this website, I realized it could be the medication. Yikes. Going to contact doctor now.

Tasha

I am so relieved I found this site. My eye has been twitching for about two months now Almost , now I'm also starting to get body twitches, and the only thing I can think of it being is the Propranolol. I'm a healthy 23 year old girl!

Tk

The pharmacist couldn't figure out why I was having a rash after taking taurine. I never have before after a year of taking it. Then I remembered I took a Valium 14 hours earlier. This may be the cause of the rash of an interaction. Thank you to have settled the issue and I feel a lot better about this.

Karen

Thank God for this info. My 12 year old has been on Methimazole for 2 years. No one told me of this side effect. She has braces and has been yelled at for not brushing, even though she has been. No one could understand why they were so swollen. The endocrinologist told me nothing of this side effect and wasn't listed on other web sites. Her swollen gums were driving me crazy. Now I know why.

Jill

eHealthMe has been very helpful to study drug interactions and side effects in rare "orphan" diseases. eHealthMe provided valuable and unexpected detailed information.

Holm Uhlig
Senior Clinical Research Fellow
Paediatric Gastroenterology and Mucosal Immunology
University of Oxford