PharmaPulse
Life sciences competitive intelligence. Clinical trials, FDA approvals, adverse events, drug interactions, patent data, and SEC filings — 25 tools from 6 data sources.
Included Packs
Search 400K+ clinical trials. Filter by phase, status, sponsor, condition. Track pipeline progress.
Drug adverse events (FAERS), FDA approvals, drug labels, recalls, safety signal detection.
Drug name normalization (brand ↔ generic), drug interactions, NDC codes.
Pharma company financials, 10-K/10-Q filings, R&D spend, revenue, patent cliff disclosures.
Search 40M+ biomedical citations and research publications.
Search patent filings for drug compounds, methods, formulations.
Common questions
What data sources are included in PharmaPulse?
ClinicalTrials.gov (active and completed trials by phase, sponsor, condition), OpenFDA (adverse events, drug approvals, label data), RxNorm (drug normalization, ingredient mapping), DailyMed (structured labels), SEC EDGAR (pharma company filings), and USPTO (patents and trademarks). Covers competitive intelligence, safety analysis, and clinical pipeline tracking.
Can I get a complete safety profile for a drug from one call?
Yes — the drug_safety_profile prompt and the pharma_drug_profile _intel tool fan out across RxNorm, OpenFDA adverse events, ClinicalTrials, and DailyMed in parallel. A query like "What are the side effects of Ozempic?" returns adverse event counts (54k+ reports for semaglutide), interaction warnings, and label sections in one round trip.
How do I track Phase 3 trials or competitive pipelines for a condition?
ClinicalTrials.gov tools let an agent filter trials by phase, status (recruiting, active, completed), condition, sponsor, and intervention type. Combine with EDGAR filings on the sponsor companies and USPTO patent search on the molecule for a full competitive-intelligence brief.
Is the drug data live or cached?
ClinicalTrials.gov updates are typically reflected within hours. OpenFDA adverse events are refreshed quarterly by FDA, with the most recent quarter usually 2–3 months behind. RxNorm releases monthly. Every response includes _meta.cache.fresh_until so agents can decide whether to refetch.