FDAble Account About

What is FDAble? FDAble aims to be a central warehouse for health-related data provided by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration and other health-related institutions.	What can I search with FDAble? Currently FDAble provides free, anonymous access to several databases including: the FDA's drug Adverse Event Reporting System (AERS), dating back to 1997 the CDC's Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), dating back to 1990 the FDA's Warning Letter database the FDA's Postmarketing Study Commitments Database clinicaltrial.gov's Clinical Trials Database

What is the cost per search? Queries of the database are free. We charge a fee if you would like to download a custom report of your search results in order to offset operational costs (programming, servers, web-hosting, etc.).	What else can I do with FDAble? We are beginning to provide access to analytical tools to examine the databases listed above. Currently, this includes a tool to perform safety signal analysis of drugs of interest reported within the AERS database.