For journalists and researchers

Data and citation

Our public trackers, the vial reconstitution calculator and the COA batch dataset in one place, each with its download and the date it was last updated.

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Trackers, tools and datasets

Each tracker’s CSV is its main table, generated from the page itself, so the file and the page always match.

How to cite

Each tracker has a “Cite this page” box under its main table, and the calculator has one after its FAQ. It holds a ready-made citation and an HTML link with copy buttons. The format is the page title, Remy Research, the page’s last-updated date and its address, for example:

“Obesity Drug Approval Status 2026: FDA Tracker.” Remy Research, last updated October 17, 2026. https://remyresearch.com/research/obesity-drug-approval-tracker-2026

The trackers change as filings, readouts and approvals move, so please cite the date shown on the page you used.

Reuse

The trackers and the calculator each carry the same reuse line: “Free to quote or reuse with credit to Remy Research and a link to this page.” For a CSV file, credit Remy Research and link the tracker it comes from. The COA batch dataset states its own licence and citation line on its page.

Questions about a figure or a source? Each tracker lists its sources at the end of the page, or contact us.