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Adverse Drug Events Across Data-Production Contexts: Multilingual Detection, Alignment, and Cross-Genre Discourse Analysis

2026-08-11

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Adverse drug event (ADE) evidence is produced across patient-generated, clinical, and scientific settings that differ in language, documentation purpose, terminology, and degree of standardization. These differences shape both which adverse experiences become visible to pharmacovigilance systems and how readily they can be linked to curated drug-safety knowledge. We examine these relationships across five corpora...

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1793f2db-2237-5981-8167-778bbd3cf632
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10.64898/2026.08.08.26360012
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