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Uppsala Monitoring Centre

Uppsala Monitoring Centre (UMC) is an independent, non-profit foundation dedicated to safer use of medicines and vaccines.

UMC advances the science of pharmacovigilance and transforms its practice through technological innovation. Uppsala Monitoring Centre (UMC) is a self-funded, mission-driven, non-profit foundation, that works with the World Health Organization and engages stakeholders throughout the global pharmacovigilance community. As a leader in the research and development of new scientific methods, we explore

the risks of medicines and vaccines for patients and offer products and services used by health authorities and the pharmaceutical industry worldwide. For more than 40 years, we have provided scientific advancement and operational support to the WHO Programme for International Drug Monitoring.

05/06/2026

Catch us at the 2026 DIA Global Annual Meeting 📆

UMC will be on-site in Pennsylvania at , delivering a full array of pharmacovigilance-related interventions. From the responsible use of AI to global collaboration, publishing safety signals, risk minimisation measures, and more, be sure to join Daniele, Niklas, and Peter for their insightful sessions throughout the conference.

📆 14–18 June 2026
📍 Pennsylvania Convention Centre, Philadelphia, PA 🇺🇸

Learn more about their sessions in the images below 👇 and explore the full conference programme online 🌐 https://live.diaglobal.org/event/2026-global-annual-meeting

Plus, stop by our booth to say, "hej" 👋

05/06/2026

We're marking with a special episode of Drug Safety Matters 🌱

The approach is reshaping the way we think about medicines safety across human, animal, and environmental systems. Valentina Giunchi and Joe Mitchell explain how seeks to address the potential risks that pharmaceuticals pose to ecosystems, and why practical solutions need to be implemented throughout the entire life cycle of medicines to curb the impact of pharmaceutical pollution.

🎧 Listen to the latest episode of DrugSafetyMatters for more 👉 https://ow.ly/WJJY50Z7TLB

04/06/2026

Coordinated action is necessary to combat antimicrobial resistance and safeguard antimicrobials for future generations. has a key role to play in this process.

Marmar Nekoro and James Mount outline how PV can be integrated into the One Health approach to monitor antimicrobial use and detect emerging resistance patterns.

📖 Read the latest print issue of for the full story 👉 ow.ly/eAAs50Z60Gr

03/06/2026

The approach recognises that human, animal, and environmental health are interconnected and must all be prioritised to help prevent future global health crises.

Four key principles guide the approach:
1️⃣ Interconnectedness
2️⃣ Intersectoral and interdisciplinary collaboration
3️⃣ Prevention
4️⃣ Global perspective

For One Health to be effective, cooperation and collaboration are needed across sectors and disciplines at the national, regional, and international levels.

Explore the images below 👇 to learn more about these guiding principles and discover how contributes to One Health in 👉 https://uppsalareports.org/latest-issues/

02/06/2026

The next stop on our journey this week is human and veterinary 👤🐾

Despite focusing on different species, human and veterinary PV share many cross-disciplinary approaches to improving human and animal health. Drug safety issues concerning medicines used in animals may signal a potential human threat and vice versa. Both stand to gain from enhanced collaboration through the One Health approach.

Learn more in 👉 ow.ly/WLaE50Z62Va

01/06/2026

Ahead of , we're exploring the many ways in which supports the approach.

We begin our journey in South Asia, where the unusual cascading effects of the veterinary use of diclofenac highlight the urgent need to effectively integrate One Health and into pharmaceutical monitoring and legislation.

Read the latest print issue of for more 👉 https://ow.ly/mpQZ50Z60kM

30/05/2026

New webinar: Reciprocal Effects of Drugs & the Microbiome

Research on the is reshaping our understanding of health, disease, and medicines. Join the Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences (CIOMS) to learn more about current evidence, regulatory implications, and priorities for future guidance on drug–microbiome interactions:

📆 Wednesday, 10 June 2026
🕑 14:00 – 15:30 CEST
🖥️ Online

Register to attend here 👉 https://ow.ly/Viaa50Z5vl8

28/05/2026

Are you attending this year's ISoP Online Mid-Year Symposium?

Be sure to listen to UMC's Michele Fusaroli deliver an oral presentation exploring how the implementation of a data-driven filter for spurious drug-event combinations emerging from disproportionality analysis to support signal triage.

📆 Wedneday, 10 June 2026
🕙 10:15 BST
📍 Hatfield, UK 🇬🇧

Register to attend and explore the conference programme here 👉 https://ow.ly/M09L50YUsYV

27/05/2026

Following the ISoP Africa Chapter Meeting, UMC was pleased to participate in a workshop on detecting, classifying, and responding to Adverse Events of Special Interest (AESIs) for vaccine safety surveillance in Africa.

Held in Windhoek, Namibia🇳🇦, the event brought together participants from pharmacovigilance centres and immunisation programmes across 15 African countries for practical, hands‑on training using real‑world scenarios, demonstrating how UMC tools ( and ) and resources can be used to detect AESIs. The workshop also explored how resources offered by Safety Platform for Emergency Vaccines (SPEAC) and Brighton Collaboration can be utilised alongside UMC resources to improve AESI identification, triage discipline, signal detection, and proportionate regulatory decision‑making during emergency vaccine rollouts.

Thank you to workshop coordinators, Africa CDC, Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations - CEPI and SPEAC, and attendees for a fruitful training session!

26/05/2026

From bandages to pacemakers, medical devices play a vital role in modern healthcare and in the daily lives of patients. Monitoring the safety of these devices can be complex, as it must consider not only medical risks, but also technological and engineering risks, such as cybersecurity threats or outdated software.

In this two-part episode, Omar Aimer, President of ISoP Online, breaks down medical device vigilance and shares how global initiatives are working to strengthen safety monitoring standards.

🎧 Listen to for more 👉 https://ow.ly/M36I50Y8JKZ

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