The emergence of online communities where patients and caregivers share experiences with health products offers a novel research avenue. These platforms provide valuable insights into the real-world use, effectiveness, and potential adverse effects of health products, alongside contributing to pharmacovigilance and addiction studies. The challenge lies in integrating these communities into traditional research methodologies, understanding their benefits and limitations, and addressing regulatory and ethical concerns.
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Ravoire, Sophie, et al. "Advantages and limitations of online communities of patients for research on health products." Therapies 72.1 (2017): 135-143.
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