Schema: Drug
Schema: Drug Example Markup
The following are examples of markup written in json+ld that include the correct usage for Schema: Drug.
Drug JSON-LD example for a fictional pediatric fever reducer. Covers the most important of Drug's 29 unique properties: activeIngredient, dosageForm, prescriptionStatus, interactingDrug, pregnancyCategory, and the dual inheritance from Product and MedicalEntity.
MedicalCondition JSON-LD example for post-war childhood malnutrition. Covers the 17 properties unique to MedicalCondition including signOrSymptom, possibleTreatment, associatedAnatomy, riskFactor, drug, stage, and how MedicalCondition connects to Drug and AnatomicalStructure.
MedicalTrial JSON-LD example for a clinical trial. MedicalStudy subtype with one direct property (trialDesign, MedicalTrialDesign enum) plus inherited status, healthCondition, sponsor.
MedicalContraindication JSON-LD example for absolute and relative contraindications to a Drug, MedicalTherapy, or MedicalProcedure. Direct MedicalEntity subtype; no unique properties.
MedicalTest JSON-LD example for a clinical test. Direct MedicalEntity subtype with 5 direct properties: affectedBy, normalRange, signDetected, usedToDiagnose, usesDevice. Parent of BloodTest, ImagingTest, PathologyTest, MedicalTestPanel.
MedicalSignOrSymptom JSON-LD example for clinical signs (objective findings) and symptoms (patient-reported). MedicalCondition subtype with one direct property: possibleTreatment.
DrugClass JSON-LD example for a pharmacological class (statins, ACE inhibitors, SSRIs). MedicalEntity subtype with drug.
Patient JSON-LD example for a person in a medical context. Dual-inherits MedicalAudience + Person, adding diagnosis, drug, and healthCondition. Used on MedicalWebPage.audience and in case-report content.
TherapeuticProcedure JSON-LD example for a supervised cardiac rehabilitation programme — MedicalProcedure subtype carrying doseSchedule, drug, and adverseOutcome. Parent of MedicalTherapy, PhysicalExam-driven therapies, and PsychologicalTreatment.
DrugLegalStatus JSON-LD reference — MedicalIntangible with applicableLocation. Used on Drug.legalStatus for controlled-substance schedules that vary by jurisdiction.