BMC Pharmacology and Toxicology· 2026Q2

Multinational pharmacovigilance assessment of drug-associated esophageal ulceration and perforation: evidence from FAERS, JADER, and Canada Vigilance

Lihua Zhang, Xinchi Luan, Caiqi Liu, Xiaofei Xin et al.

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Doxycycline (ROR 41.15), alendronic acid (ROR 21.45), and clindamycin (ROR 18.59) showed the strongest disproportionality signals for esophageal ulceration/perforation in a US FAERS database analysis.

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