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Overview

A drug is one drug product, whatever name each company uses for it: its INN, research codes and brand names. The originator, its partners, licensees and parent all list the same drug, and each of their programs carries the same drug_id. A biosimilar or generic is a separate drug. Questions this dataset answers:
  • Which companies hold rights to inclisiran, and how far has each taken it?
  • What is TEV-48574 called now, and who develops it?
  • Which of Merck’s drugs are shared with a partner?

Coverage

Every program of a named drug has a drug_id. A program whose company does not name its asset (drug is Undisclosed) has none.

Key fields

GET /v1/drugs/{drug_id} adds programs[]: the drug’s programs across companies, as light program rows.

Endpoints

Filters

Without q, drugs are listed by phase, most advanced first.

Look up a drug by any name

A brand, code or INN returns the same drug with every company that holds it.
Example response (trimmed)

Get one drug with its programs

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A company’s shared drugs

company_id with multi_company=true lists the company’s drugs that other companies also hold: partnered, licensed or co-developed assets.
Example response (trimmed)
A brand name is found once one of the drug’s companies uses it. Search the INN or a research code as well when a brand returns nothing.
  • Programs: filter with drug_id for full program records.
  • Deals: filter deals with drug_id.
  • Patents: drugs[] lists FDA-approved products on a family.