New data released by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on bad reactions to drugs show men and women having vastly different experiences.

The most commonly reported adverse reaction to bad drugs for men is death, according to a new database of reports spanning from 2004-2013. Women had a fairly similar number of deaths, just more than 60,000, the Washington Post reported.

The FDA data provide an incomplete picture, but the information underscores serious challenges in delivering safe care and reducing waste in the health-care system. A 2006 Institute of Medicine report estimated that 1.5 million preventable adverse drug events occur each year.

Here are the most common reactions experienced by women, according to the new FDA data:

​ Nausea

​ Drug ineffective

​ Headache

​ Fatigue

​ Pain

​ Dizziness

​ Vomiting

​ Dyspnoea

​ Death

​ Diarrhea

​ Malaise

​ Asthenia

​ Fall

​ Artralgia

​ Anxiety

​ Pyrexia

​ Rash

​ Depression

​ Insomnia

​ Myocardial infarction

And the most common adverse reactions for men:

​ Death

​ Drug ineffective

​ Nausea

​ Dyspnoea

​ Fatigue

​ Myocardial infarction

​ Dizziness

​ Diarrhea

​ Pyrexia

​ Headache

​ Vomiting

​ Asthenia

​ Pain

​ Rash

​ Malaise

​ Depression

​ Anxiety

​ Insomnia

​ Fall

​ arthralgia