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What's a good ontology for drug names?
Do you want all drugs that can cause the same side effect linked, for instance? Or all drugs that can be used for the same disease?
Drugs by disease would be the most useful. … It'd be extra-useful if I could also retrieve a set of drugs for a given condition, so in the above example to retrieve a list of beta blockers (Atenolol, Metoprolol, Nebivolol, ...) …
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