Drug & Device Intelligence
The Drug & Devices tab: browse linked drugs and devices, every filter, and validate suggested links.
What this tab shows
The Drug & Devices tab on the Follow-Up page gathers the drugs and devices connected to the trials you follow into two tables — one for drugs, one for devices. Each row rolls up across your portfolio so you can see which drugs and devices appear and how often. Open the full detail of any row (see Drug & Device Details).
Browse drugs and devices
Both tables are sortable and filterable, with details a click away.
- The drug table shows the drug name, how many of your trials it appears in, approval status, indication, and designations.
- The device table shows the device name, class, submission type, trial count, approval status, and recall information.
- Sort by any column and page through long lists. On smaller screens the tables become cards.
- Click any row to open its full details panel.
Drug filters
Narrow the drug table to exactly what you're investigating.
| Filter | Narrows by |
|---|---|
| Source | Where the drug data comes from (FDA / EMA). |
| Drug name | A specific molecule or brand. |
| Dosage form | Tablet, injection, cream, and so on. |
| Pharmacologic class | The drug's pharmacologic class. |
| Substance class | Chemical, protein, mixture, polymer. |
| Approval status | FDA/EMA approval or authorisation state. |
| Designation | Orphan, breakthrough, fast-track, and similar. |
| Patent-cliff year | Year a drug loses patent protection. |
| Spend-cliff year | Year high spend coincides with exclusivity loss. |
| Comparator molecule | Drugs used as comparators in your trials. |
| Validation status | Confirmed vs suggested vs rejected links. |
Device filters
| Filter | Narrows by |
|---|---|
| Device class | Risk class (I / II / III). |
| Device name | A specific device. |
| Submission type | FDA pathway (510(k), PMA). |
| Medical specialty | The specialty the device serves. |
| MRI safety | MR safe / conditional / unsafe. |
| Supply-chain country | Where the device is manufactured. |
| Validation status | Confirmed vs suggested vs rejected links. |
Suggested links and validation
Most drug and device connections are confirmed, but some appear as suggested links — likely matches that benefit from a human check.
- 1
Spot a suggested link
Suggested links are clearly marked so you know they're proposals rather than confirmed facts.
- 2
Confirm or reject
If a suggested link looks right, confirm it; if it's wrong, reject it. You can add a note explaining your decision.
- 3
Strengthen the data for everyone
Your confirmations and rejections feed community validation, improving link quality across the platform over time.