The goal is to help scientists predict whether a drug will bind to its target in the human body. But while the data is backed up by real-world scientific experiments, it did not come from a lab.

The OnSIDES model analyzed 3,233 unique drug ingredient combinations extracted from 47,211 labels and identified more than 3.6 million pairs of medications and adverse drug events.

She and her colleagues collected data on overdose deaths in adults 65 years and older from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s WONDER database. The database tracks every fatality ...

MONTPELIER — The Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday unanimously approved creating an electronic database that would catalog each time a Vermont doctor prescribes and a local pharmacy dispenses an ...