Reported Reactions

Adverse event reports that FDA received

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Advertise on Reported Reactions

Reported Reactions counts the adverse event reports that FDA received for each human drug and medical device. Readers look up a product and read its counts by reaction, outcome and year.

Now no page of Reported Reactions carries an advertisement. Zippie, the publisher, carries the cost of the site.

Who reads the counts

  • Patients and carers who type the brand name of a medicine or an implant.
  • Pharmacists and clinicians who read the reporting history of a product.
  • Researchers who download the counts of a reaction term as CSV files.

The desk has the current visit figures. Ask for them, and name the drugs, devices or reaction terms that interest you.

Pages that can carry a placement

A placement sits at the top, in the middle or at the bottom of these pages:

  • the page of a drug and the page of a drug class
  • the page of a device and the page of a device type
  • the page of a manufacturer
  • the page of a month of reports
  • the page of a reaction term

You select the products, the page types and the dates. The site has no sponsor line.

How to start

Send your request to hello@reportedreactions.com. Include the name of the advertiser, the pages that you want and the dates.

The desk replies in five working days with the visits to those pages and a price.

Rules that stay in place

Each advertisement has a label. An advertiser cannot change a count, a sentence or the order of a list.

A manufacturer that advertises cannot remove a report from the counts of its products.

The home page, the lists, the guides and the text pages carry no advertisement. A reaction page that shows the 988 line never carries one.

The site gives no medical advice, and an advertisement does not make a page give it. The methodology lists the pages that can carry advertising.

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