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medical-data-api
Access FDA drug data and WHO global health statistics for research
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# Medical Data API Guide (openFDA + WHO GHO)
## Overview
This skill covers two major open medical data APIs for academic research:
**openFDA** is the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's public API providing access to drug labeling (SPL), adverse event reports (FAERS), recalls, and NDC directory. The FAERS dataset contains over 722,000 reports for common drugs like aspirin, making it a primary pharmacovigilance resource.
**WHO Global Health Observatory (GHO)** is the WHO's OData v4 API serving over 2,000 health indicators across 194 member states -- life expectancy, mortality, disease burden, health system coverage, risk factors, and SDG targets. Returns structured JSON with numeric values, confidence intervals, and dimensional breakdowns by country, sex, and year.
Both APIs are free, require no authentication, and return JSON.
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