Language models turn informal patient forums into the fastest-responding drug safety registries.
By using AI to analyze millions of unprompted patient discussions on social networks, researchers can detect real-world drug side effects years before they appear in clinical trials or formal registries.
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Algorithmic processing of patient discussions reveals hidden medical symptom clusters before regulatory bodies issue formal warnings.
Mining 400,000 Reddit posts surfaced menstrual, thermal, and fatigue signals faster than formal registries, the forum-as-pharmacovigilance law in action.
AI-driven parsing of social platforms yields immediate safety signals far quicker than standard medical databases.