[nixpulvis]

You're joking right?

[function_seven]

Isn't there a database of medications? Parse that and include it in the dictionary.

https://druginfo.nlm.nih.gov/drugportal/, for example.

[sk5t]

Like most things, it only seems simple from a distance. Between branded, generic, ingredient, and chemical names, there is diversity and ambiguity in drug naming.

[drewmol]

It seems you both are correct... And that's where the problem originates

[cknoxrun]

My Database/Company (https://www.drugbank.ca) contains a list of CC0 names they could use that are international, and it's updated daily.

[iClaudiusX]

They seem to have no problem autocorrecting brand names and trademarks. Why wouldn't they do this for something as important as medication?

[pygy_]

Given how similar drug names can be, for future proofing, you'd want the auto-correct dictionary to blacklist drug names (trademarks, international nonproprietary names, alternative chemical names if there are any, etc...).