Cross-reference: "insulin" — FDA ADE reports ↔ evidence literature
A structural index linking the evidence layer (Europe PMC literature topics) and the FDA adverse-event (ADE) layer (openFDA animal-drug reports) by shared mention of the term "insulin". No new data was fetched; this topic is derived entirely from existing in-repo topics.
FDA ADE report topic
ade_insulin_adverse_events— FDA ADE reports for Insulin (active ingredient) — total reports, species & reaction breakdown
Evidence topics referencing "insulin"
evidence_canine_diabetes_diet— Evidence cluster — dietary management of diabetes mellitus in dogs (peer-reviewed, Europe PMC)evidence_equine_laminitis_diet— Pet horse — laminitis — dietary & nutritional management (Europe PMC)evidence_equine_metabolic_syndrome_diet— Pet horse — equine metabolic syndrome / insulin dysregulation — diet & nutrition management (Europe PMC)evidence_equine_obesity_ems_diet— Horse — obesity / equine metabolic syndrome — dietary management (Europe PMC)evidence_equine_ppid_cushing_diet— Pet horse — pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (equine Cushing) — diet & nutrition (Europe PMC)evidence_exotic_fish_nutrition— Evidence cluster — Aquarium fish (teleost fish) nutrition (peer-reviewed, Europe PMC)evidence_exotic_mini_pig_nutrition— Evidence cluster — Miniature pig (Sus scrofa) nutrition (peer-reviewed, Europe PMC)evidence_exotic_rabbit_clinical— Evidence cluster — Rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) clinical cases (peer-reviewed, Europe PMC)evidence_exotic_rabbit_nutrition— Evidence cluster — Rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) nutrition (peer-reviewed, Europe PMC)evidence_feline_diabetes_diet— Feline diabetes mellitus — dietary management — representative studies (Europe PMC)evidence_feline_obesity_weight— Evidence cluster — feline obesity & weight management (peer-reviewed, Europe PMC)
Honest scope note
This is a term-co-occurrence cross-reference: the evidence topics above contain the term "insulin" in their text, and the ADE topic aggregates FDA adverse-event reports for that active ingredient. Co-occurrence is not a clinical assertion that the literature studies the drug's adverse events. Verify against the linked source topics before drawing conclusions.