Clinical Pharmacy

Should Clinical Trial Results Expire? REDUCE-AMI Study

The findings of this study were rather damning. In essence, the study found NO BENEFIT from adding long-term beta-blocker treatment in patients with acute myocardial infarction (MI) who have a preserved ejection fraction.

Clinical Pharmacy

Migraines: A Quick Guide

Quick topic discussion on migraine, pathophysiology, and tables regarding medication treatment options (for acute and preventative management).

The BEST Predictor of Life-Span

If you're a seasoned subscriber to RxTeach, you'll no doubt know that we're huge fans of using exercise to extend life-span and health-span. Our obsession with this approach to health is data-driven. In a previous article covering a publication from 2018, we showed that

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Health and Wellness

Insightful Ponderings 2

If you consider yourself a contemplative individual, our new Insightful Ponderings newsletter is for you!

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Antiepileptics with Rx Cheatsheets

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Monthly Recaps

March Recap 2024

We are back with another monthly post for our paid subscribers. In this post, we also share several fun things that are more personal, interesting, and meant to create a closer community around RxTeach. We hope you enjoy it! If you're only interested in our free content, that&

Should You Start Fasting?

I was recently asked by a colleague about my thoughts on fasting and whether or not I thought it was beneficial. Like many of us, he had heard about the potential health benefits of fasting that have become popularized through social media. Though now used frequently as a longevity tool,

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INSPIRES Trial (DAPT Results)

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Science

The Warburg Effect: How a German Biochemist Changed Cancer Forever

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Caffeine & Diuresis

Like "breaking the seal" on a night out, an eventual trip to the bathroom after your morning coffee is nearly guaranteed. Why does this happen?

Health and Wellness

Insightful Ponderings

In our new Insightful Ponderings newsletter, we will be sharing insights and thought-provoking points from some of our favorite podcasts, books, newsletters, and authors for your brain to ponder. These articles are short, sweet, and meant to make you THINK.

Clinical Pharmacy

Drug-Induced Thrombocytopenia

Drug-induced thrombocytopenia is just what it sounds like: low platelet counts due to a side effect of a medication. Join us in learning about some key culprit drug and how to manage these cases!

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February Recap 2024

We are back with another monthly post for our paid subscribers. In this post, we also share a number of fun things that are more personal, interesting, and meant to create a closer community around RxTeach. We hope you enjoy it! If you're only interested in our free

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Day in the Life

MSL Onboarding Insights

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ARTESIA Trial

Professional Development

Pharma for PharmDs

Are you feeling stuck in your "traditional" pharmacy job? Are you a student trying to avoid working in retail? Do you want the ability to work from home or have a hybrid job? If so, maybe it's time to seriously consider other options.

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Talk Like TED: 9 Public Speaking Secrets

This is your go-to "too long, didn't read" post about Carmine Gallo's book "Talk Like Ted." A medical/pharmacy application of these tips is included!

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January Recap 2024

We are back with another monthly post for our paid subscribers. In this post, we also share a number of fun things that are more personal, interesting, and meant to create a closer community around RxTeach.

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Clinical Pharmacy

Censoring in Clinical Trials: Survival Analysis

Day in the Life

Non-Traditional Pharmacy: A Day in the Life

Our "Day in the Life" series increases your knowledge about what career paths are available, and what a typical workday entails for these professionals!

Clinical Pharmacy

Interview: Cryptogenic Stroke in 29 Year Old

We can't thank Alex enough for turning his difficult experience into a learning opportunity for pharmacists and patients alike!

Clinical Pharmacy

Exploring the Unknown: Cryptogenic Stroke

Strokes always have a source of origin and a cause, right? Wrong. Sometimes in medicine, there isn't an etiology. One example, cryptogenic stroke.

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Must Read Articles for Your Internal Medicine Rotation

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December Recap 2023

We are back with another monthly post for our paid subscribers. In this post, we also share a number of fun things that are more personal, interesting, and meant to create a closer community around RxTeach.

Science

Cancer Basics

Here are some general principles (which have many exceptions) that can be used to describe "cancer" as a whole. Let's talk about some cancer basics.