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Document set current to 30 July 2026
Defined term · Regulatory

Notoriety bias

Increased reporting of an adverse event following publicity about it, which inflates a pharmacovigilance signal without any change in incidence.

Document identifier
CEI-GT-180
Series
Defined term
Version
1.0
Published
30 Jul 2026
Last reviewed
30 Jul 2026
Certainty
Not rated

§1Notoriety bias

§1.2Category

Regulatory — Terms describing the status of a compound before a competent authority.

§1.3Related terms

  • Pharmacovigilance — The collection and analysis of reports of suspected adverse reactions after authorisation. Establishes that an event has been reported and, for an event named in a…
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