New Insights in Computational Methods for Pharmacovigilance: E-Synthesis , a Bayesian Framework for Causal Assessment
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advisory committees; Bayesian epistemology; data fusion; data mining; dose-responsiveness; drug approval process; E-Synthesis ; evidence synthesis; pharmacovigilance;All these keywords.
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