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The largest changes in FAERS reports, 2024 to 2025

Reports received in 2025 against 2024, medicines with 300 or more reports in 2024. The most: foscarbidopa and foslevodopa (+1,022% change in reports received). A FAERS report does not show that the medicine caused the event; counts follow use and reporting. A change often follows a lawsuit, a label change or a new use.

The ranking

RankMedicineChange in reports received
1Foscarbidopa and foslevodopa379 to 4,251+1,022%
2Bimekizumab2,720 to 10,927+302%
3Sotatercept-csrk774 to 2,250+191%
4Medroxyprogesterone1,016 to 2,763+172%
5Norgestrel349 to 937+168%
6Amivantamab592 to 1,482+150%
7Perfluorohexyloctane398 to 918+131%
8Vamorolone377 to 848+125%
9Capsaicin333 to 731+120%
10Enfortumab vedotin1,165 to 2,437+109%
11Zuranolone379 to 753+99%
12Sparsentan1,221 to 2,395+96%
13Tirzepatide33,048 to 62,302+89%
14Bupropion and naltrexone1,327 to 2,412+82%
15Relugolix5,773 to 10,314+79%
16Ublituximab1,012 to 1,782+76%
17Dostarlimab422 to 742+76%
18Tildrakizumab339 to 591+74%
19Abaloparatide3,634 to 6,306+74%
20Talquetamab508 to 873+72%
21Nirsevimab450 to 772+72%
22Vutrisiran516 to 868+68%
23Varenicline374 to 616+65%
24Lotilaner776 to 1,253+61%
25Ivermectin409 to 626+53%
26Sevoflurane447 to 684+53%
27Fruquintinib1,193 to 1,820+53%
28Momelotinib381 to 579+52%
29Magnesium citrate682 to 1,033+51%
30Vonoprazan1,446 to 2,176+50%
31Pimavanserin7,197 to 10,500+46%
32Fenfluramine898 to 1,307+46%
33Finasteride5,098 to 7,349+44%
34Isavuconazonium363 to 517+42%
35Tenapanor355 to 504+42%
36Darolutamide1,406 to 1,986+41%
37Insulin lispro6,289 to 8,874+41%
38Pancrelipase amylase and pancrelipase lipase and pancrelipase protease4,223 to 5,909+40%
39Semaglutide14,310 to 20,013+40%
40Cenegermin2,274 to 3,179+40%
41Sodium oxybate1,124 to 508-55%
42Asfotase alfa2,432 to 1,084-55%
43Mometasone and olopatadine659 to 285-57%
44Vemurafenib467 to 199-57%
45Niraparib2,062 to 878-57%
46Benzoyl peroxide446 to 183-59%
47Ranibizumab1,343 to 543-60%
48Salicylic acid906 to 350-61%
49Entrectinib467 to 172-63%
50Monomethyl fumarate318 to 110-65%
51Evolocumab25,531 to 7,905-69%
52Adapalene4,124 to 1,242-70%
53Alectinib1,856 to 541-71%
54Nirmatrelvir and ritonavir9,041 to 2,608-71%
55Nirogacestat563 to 156-72%
56Efgartigimod alfa1,668 to 451-73%
57Estradiol and norethindrone and relugolix481 to 108-78%
58Alteplase2,836 to 603-79%
59Voxelotor1,436 to 141-90%
60Elacestrant3,661 to 329-91%

Source: FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) via openFDA, read October 8, 2026

What it cannot show

A FAERS report does not show that the medicine caused the event; counts follow use and reporting. A change often follows a lawsuit, a label change or a new use.