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UAE launches tool to report medicine side effects as new campaign urges residents to speak up

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“UAE launches tool to report medicine side effects as new campaign urges residents to speak up”

Dubai: The UAE has launched a new smart tool, EDE DAWA, that allows residents to report suspected side effects of medicines and medical products, as the Emirates Drug Establishment (EDE) rolls out a nationwide pharmacovigilance campaign urging people to speak up. The tool can be accessed by scanning the QR code provided with the campaign. Reports can also be submitted through the EDE website, which has separate pages for individuals and for pharmaceutical facilities. Developed and approved as…

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