R help - Jan 2018 - Clinical Trial data sets in public domain?

Is anybody using R to do analysis of clinical trial datasets that have been
put in the public domain (which are super hard to find). Not only a single
data table, but the actual database, with a handful of data tables with
one-to-one or many-to-one relationships?

[ For example, "Adverse Events" and "Patient Info" are two
datasets with a
many-to-one relationship, the "Patient Info" dataset has precisely one
row
for each patient who received a dose of study drug.]

Robert Wilkins

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Dear Robert

This might seem more suited to the Open Data site in the Stack Exchange 
family. The answer must depend on what you mean by public domain as data 
sets are available from drug company sites on application but presumably 
with restrictions on re-publication.

Michael

On 13/01/2018 21:14, Robert Wilkins wrote:
> Is anybody using R to do analysis of clinical trial datasets that have been
> put in the public domain (which are super hard to find). Not only a single
> data table, but the actual database, with a handful of data tables with
> one-to-one or many-to-one relationships?
> 
> [ For example, "Adverse Events" and "Patient Info" are
two datasets with a
> many-to-one relationship, the "Patient Info" dataset has
precisely one row
> for each patient who received a dose of study drug.]
> 
> Robert Wilkins
> 
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