generated: '2026-08-06' method: searched source: https://www.adarx.com/wp-json/wp/v2/pages/298?_fields=yoast_head_json description: >- The schema.org JSON-LD @graph ADARx Pharmaceuticals publishes for its homepage, saved verbatim. The graph is generated by Yoast SEO 27.2 and is served in two places: inline in the HTML `` of every page, and as the `yoast_head_json.schema` field on every REST object. It can also be rendered for an arbitrary URL via GET /yoast/v1/get_head?url=... which returns 200 anonymously. documents: - file: adarx-pharmaceuticals-website.jsonld url: https://www.adarx.com/ nodes: - '@type': WebPage '@id': https://www.adarx.com/ - '@type': ImageObject '@id': https://www.adarx.com/#primaryimage - '@type': BreadcrumbList '@id': https://www.adarx.com/#breadcrumb - '@type': WebSite '@id': https://www.adarx.com/#website name: ADARx Pharmaceuticals description: Providing hope for patients with intractable disease potentialAction: SearchAction http_status: 200 fetched: '2026-08-06' gap: >- The graph declares NO Organization (or its Corporation / MedicalOrganization subtypes) node. The company's legal name, San Diego address, logo, telephone and `sameAs` links are therefore not machine readable anywhere on the site, even though all of them are rendered in HTML on https://www.adarx.com/contact/. Adding an Organization node to the Yoast site-representation configuration is a one-setting change that would make ADARx identity resolvable to any consumer reading structured data.