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Peer-reviewed science for high-validity evidence.

Verantos scientists and collaborators publish the methods, validations, and applied studies that underpin the platform, across data reliability, AI-based phenotyping, and disease-area applications in asthma, migraine, and cardiovascular medicine.

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peer-reviewed publications and abstracts

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therapeutic areas

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journals and conferences

FDA

sponsored work (TRUST / VERIFY)
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Pragmatic and Observational ResearchDecember 18, 2025

INSIGHTS Asthma Pragmatic Registry — a pragmatic approach to high-validity real-world evidence for asthma

Kilpatrick K, Chandran U, Urman R, Llanos J-P, Molfino NA, Matsuno RK, Riskin DJ

Describes the design of a retrospective, adult and adolescent asthma cohort that pairs longitudinal EHR data with rigorous data reliability standards, supporting clinical, payer, and regulatory decision-making at registry scale.

Registry
Respiratory
ISPOR 2025 (CONFERENCE ABSTRACT)May 1, 2025

Healthcare resource utilization by severity of disease among adult patients with asthma in the United States

Wolfe T, McCracken H, Matsuno RK, Riskin DJ

Characterizes HCRU across the full asthma severity spectrum, including mild-to-moderate populations under-represented in prior literature, using longitudinal real-world data.

Conference abstract
Respiratory
JAMA Network OpenMarch 20, 2025

Implementing accuracy, completeness, and traceability for data reliability

Riskin DJ, Monda KL, Gagne JJ, Reynolds R, Garan AR, Dreyer N, Muntner P, Bradbury BD

Early learnings from the FDA-funded TRUST demonstration project. Operationalizes the FDA Real-World Evidence Program's reliability dimensions of accuracy, completeness, and traceability in 120,616 patient records and contrasts traditional vs. advanced data and technologies.

Methods
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EpidemiologyJanuary 10, 2025

Advanced approaches to generating high-validity real-world evidence in asthma

Kilpatrick K, Cahill K, Chandran U, Riskin D

Head-to-head comparison of traditional structured-data RWE against AI-enabled extraction from unstructured EHR. Across 18 protocol-defined asthma features in 3,481 patients, F1 rose from 52.2% (traditional) to 94.7% (advanced), an 81.4% relative improvement. Supported in part by FDA Award U01FD007172.

Original research
Respiratory
ISPOR 2024 (CONFERENCE ABSTRACT)April 1, 2024

Ways to minimize data quality headaches in migraine research

Chandran U, Wolfe T, Chen C, Riskin D

Demonstrates that AI applied to unstructured EHR data recovers migraine subtypes and symptoms, variables routinely missed by structured-data-only approaches, with the granularity and accuracy needed for credible RWE.

Conference abstract
Neuroscience
Advances in TherapyDecember 19, 2023

Machine learning approaches to predict asthma exacerbations: a narrative review

Molfino NA, Turcatel G, Riskin D

Narrative review of AI/ML methods for predicting asthma exacerbations, synthesizing the role of biomarkers, pulmonary function, comorbidities, and environmental factors, and the data infrastructure required to deploy these models in practice.

Review
Respiratory
BMJ OpenAugust 9, 2023

Retrospective comparison of traditional and artificial intelligence-based heart failure phenotyping in a US health system to enable real-world evidence

Garan AR, Monda KL, Dent-Acosta RE, Riskin DJ, Gluckman TJ

Compares ICD/structured-data heart failure phenotyping against an AI-based approach using unstructured EHR. Shows the accuracy gap that determines whether downstream RWE meets regulatory-grade criteria in cardiology.

Original research
Cardiovascular
BMC Medical Informatics and Decision MakingJuly 14, 2023

Using artificial intelligence to identify patients with migraine and associated symptoms and conditions within electronic health records

Riskin D, Cady R, Shroff A, Hindiyeh NA, Smith T, Kymes S

Validates AI extraction of migraine cases, symptoms, and comorbidities from EHR data, addressing the well-known variability of structured fields and the limits of code-based phenotyping in migraine.

Original research
Neuroscience
The Journal of Headache and PainSeptember 21, 2022

Development and validation of a novel model for characterizing migraine outcomes within real-world data

Hindiyeh NA, Riskin D, Alexander K, Cady R, Kymes S

Defines and validates a 10-point migraine outcomes model, severity plus associated features, extracted from unstructured EHR with AI. Provides a reproducible framework for measuring soft outcomes that historically resist structured capture.

Original research
Neuroscience
JAMIAAugust 12, 2019

Real-world evidence in cardiovascular medicine: ensuring data validity in electronic health record-based studies

Hernandez-Boussard T, Monda KL, Coll Crespo B, Riskin D

Foundational study establishing the gap between structured-EHR and AI-augmented unstructured-EHR accuracy for cardiovascular concepts. Structured queries fell short of regulatory-grade thresholds; AI on unstructured notes met or exceeded them across most concepts.

Original research
Cardiovascular
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