uk.co.reliness/medicines-drugs · v1.5.0 · health-and-science
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Medicine names, label text, safety reports, recalls, shortages and approvals from regulators
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fda_device_recalls | Lists US FDA medical device recalls matching a product or firm name (for example "insulin pump", "CPAP", "Philips"), newest posted first, with the reason, root cause, what users were told to do, quantity and distribution. Useful for patients, clinicians and procurement teams checking whether a devic |
fda_device_510k_clearances | Finds US FDA 510(k) clearances by applicant (maker) and/or device name, newest decision first: K number, device, decision, clearance type, review time and device class. Answers "is this device FDA cleared?" and "what has this competitor had cleared recently?" for MedTech founders, regulatory consult |
fda_device_pma_approvals | Finds US FDA premarket approval (PMA) decisions for high-risk Class III devices, including supplements, by applicant and/or trade name, newest first: PMA and supplement numbers, decision, supplement type and reason, and FDA's approval statement. For regulatory affairs teams and investors tracking ap |
fda_device_classification | Returns the FDA classification for a type of medical device: risk class (I, II or III), three-letter product code, regulation number, medical specialty, definition, the usual premarket route (510(k), PMA or exempt), and whether it is an implant or life-sustaining. Answers "what class is my device?" |
fda_device_problem_reports | Counts reports in the FDA MAUDE database for a device (generic type or brand name) by reported outcome: malfunction, injury, death or other. Gives journalists, litigation researchers and patients a quick sense of the reporting record for a device type, with the essential caveat attached. Source: FDA |
fda_supplement_reactions | Counts the reactions most often named in reports to the FDA (CAERS) about a food, drink, dietary supplement or cosmetic brand, for example "CELSIUS", most frequent first. Helps people asking about energy drinks, supplements and protein powders see what has been reported, with the caveat that reports |
fda_pet_drug_reactions | Counts the reactions most often reported to the FDA for a veterinary medicine active ingredient, optionally in one species, for example carprofen in dogs, most frequent first. Answers pet owners' and vets' questions about what has been reported with flea, worming, pain and allergy medicines. Source: |
fda_drug_side_effects_reported | What side effects do people report for this medicine? Ranks the reactions most often named in reports to the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) for a medicine, with report counts. Popular with patients, journalists and pharmacovigilance work. Source: U.S. FDA openFDA FAERS. Reports are unver |
fda_drug_shortages | Is there a shortage of this medicine in the US? Lists entries on the FDA drug shortage list for a generic name, most recently updated first: each presentation's availability, status (current, resolved or to be discontinued), company, reason, estimated recovery note and posting dates. For pharmacists |
fda_ndc_lookup | What is this NDC code, or what products exist for this medicine name? Looks up US medicine products in the FDA National Drug Code Directory by brand or generic name or by NDC (product 0573-0169, package 0573-0169-02, or the 11-digit billing form 00573-0169-02 / 00573016902): labeller, active ingredi |
drug_name_match | What is the standard name and ID for this medicine? Matches a messy drug name, brand, or name-plus-strength (e.g. 'zocor 10mg', 'metformin 500') to the closest US RxNorm concepts and their RxCUI codes, best match first, from the U.S. National Library of Medicine RxNav approximate-match service. Usef |
drug_spelling_suggest | How do you spell this medicine? Suggests correctly spelt drug names for a misspelt or misheard one (e.g. 'ambienn' to 'ambien'), from the U.S. National Library of Medicine RxNorm spelling service. Useful for voice and OCR input, chat agents and anyone typing a prescription name from memory. Suggesti |
drug_brand_names | What brand names is this drug sold under? Lists the US brand names whose products contain a generic ingredient (e.g. simvastatin: Zocor, Vytorin, Flolipid), with RxCUI codes, from the U.S. National Library of Medicine RxNorm. Useful for travellers, carers and anyone comparing US and UK medicine name |
drug_generic_ingredient | What is the generic name of this brand? Returns the active ingredient or ingredients of a US brand-name medicine (e.g. Zocor: simvastatin; Vytorin: ezetimibe and simvastatin), with RxCUI codes, from the U.S. National Library of Medicine RxNorm. Useful for patients, travellers and pharmacy staff look |
ndc_status | Is this NDC still active? Checks a US National Drug Code against RxNorm and reports whether it is active, obsolete, alien or unknown, which product (RxCUI and name) it maps to, the source vocabularies that list it, and its month-by-month mapping history, from the U.S. National Library of Medicine Rx |
drug_listed_uses | What conditions is this drug used for? Lists the conditions a drug is recorded as able to treat (may_treat) in the US Veterans Health Administration MED-RT reference, via the U.S. National Library of Medicine RxClass (e.g. metformin: Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2), with MeSH condition IDs. Useful for st |
drug_contraindicated_conditions | Who should not take this drug? Lists the medical conditions a drug is recorded as contraindicated with (ci_with) in the US Veterans Health Administration MED-RT reference, via the U.S. National Library of Medicine RxClass (e.g. metformin: Renal Insufficiency, Liver Diseases, Acidosis), with MeSH con |
drug_pharmacologic_class | What type of drug is this? Returns a drug's Established Pharmacologic Class as used in US FDA labelling (e.g. sertraline: Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor; simvastatin: HMG-CoA Reductase Inhibitor), via the U.S. National Library of Medicine RxClass. Useful for patients, students and agents answering 'is |