This document provides expert recommendations for healthcare professionals on how to diagnose, manage, and understand liver injury caused by prescription drugs, herbal products, and dietary supplements (HDS). It is called a "guidance" instead of a "guideline" because there are very few high-quality randomized controlled trials on this topic; the recommendations are based on...
This document is a Direct Healthcare Professional Communication (DHPC) issued in August 2025 by a Marketing Authorization Holder (MAH) in agreement with the Egyptian Drug Authority. Its primary purpose is to communicate a critical safety warning regarding the use of the diabetes medication Metformin in patients with specific mitochondrial diseases.
This document is a European Medicines Agency (EMA) publication, specifically from the Pharmacovigilance Risk Assessment Committee (PRAC). It details new safety information for several medicines, based on recommendations adopted in September 2025.
This document is an official guideline from the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the Heads of Medicines Agencies (HMA). It provides a comprehensive framework for the management of safety signals for human medicines authorised in the European Union (EU).
This issue of New Zealand's Prescriber Update provides critical safety information and regulatory updates for healthcare professionals, 46(3) September 2025.
Vaccinovigilance is a specialized branch of pharmacovigilance focused exclusively on vaccines. The term is widely used, particularly in French-speaking countries and in international health contexts, and it is entirely synonymous with Vaccine Pharmacovigilance.
These are the official bodies in each country where you can report suspected side effects of medicines, vaccines, and quality issues.
Advancing Medication Safety Through Knowledge and Vigilance
