[FORE] Community-generated drug data as a research source: Cautions & Successes

Presentation at FORE grantee meeting October 2024. We are a drug checking service. We also generate data. Sometimes we can answer community’s questions. But what about bias? Programs may send samples that are exceptional: Described as “weird’; Difficult to analyze using FTIR; Pipe residue; Consumed before sending; Contaminated with similar drugs. What is the expiration date for scientific inference?

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UNC Libraries
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2024-10-30
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https://doi.org/10.17615/n59w-3355
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Computational Drug Discovery Methods
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Presentation at FORE grantee meeting October 2024. We are a drug checking service. We also generate data. Sometimes we can answer community’s questions. But what about bias? Programs may send samples that are exceptional: Described as “weird’; Difficult to analyze using FTIR; Pipe residue; Consumed before sending; Contaminated with similar drugs. What is the expiration date for scientific inference?

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (US)
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