Science

Beyond Capacity: Intro to Cognitive Load Theory

Imagine your brain as a bucket, constantly filling up with new information each day. What happens when you fill it up too much? The abundance of new information is either “spilled” out in overflow or “drained” into a separate storage for safe keeping and future retrieval. This is the focus

Science

Mycorrhizal Fungi - Friends of the Ecosystem

Have you ever tried to live with others? Does it make you mad when they leave dishes in the sink constantly or let laundry pile up? Well, I don't care, and neither do these fungi!

Science

How Stereotypes Bias Memory

Explore how stereotypes bias memory through source monitoring errors. This article examines impacts on gender, sexual orientation, race, and age while offering strategies to challenge implicit biases and reduce harmful effects.

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Clinical Pharmacy

HIV: Clinical Tips

Science

Creatine Uncovered: A Scientific Review of Its Role in Fitness and Health

This article examines creatine’s history, mechanism of action, clinical evidence, and areas of ongoing research.

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Monthly Recaps

February Recap 2025

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.

Day in the Life

Pharmacy School Dean: 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!

Professional Development

Mergers and Acquisitions in the Pharmaceutical Industry

Pharma mergers and acquisitions drive growth, innovation & market expansion. Explore key deals, motivations & challenges shaping the industry's future.

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Clinical Pharmacy

Let's Talk Vancomycin: Part 2

Health and Wellness

Lion's Mane - Not Just an Animal Apparently

Phylogenetically more closely related to humans than plants, mushrooms are incredibly diverse and have resurged in popularity in recent decades for their nutritional and supplemental benefits.

Students

The Ultimate Guide to Pharmacy School Organizations

Navigating pharmacy school involvement can be overwhelming. This guide helps students choose organizations wisely, balancing career goals and interests.

Clinical Pharmacy

Emergency Medicine Review: TBI Management

Overview of key TBI pharmacotherapy: RSI, sedation, hemodynamics, hyperosmolar therapy, seizure & anticoagulant management for acute care. Robbins 2025 AJEM article discussed.

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Monthly Recaps

January Recap 2025

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.

Clinical Pharmacy

Hematological Malignancies: Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma (DLBCL)

This article provides a high-level overview of the evolution of DLBCL treatment, unmet clinical needs, diagnosis, immunophenotyping, and future therapeutic innovations.

Health and Wellness

FDA Bans Red Dye #3

Ultimately, I'm glad the FDA banned red dye #3, and I think it's a step in the right direction. I'm left wondering, "What took so damn long?"

Science

FDA Oncologic Drug Advisory Committee: October 5th, 2023

Learn about FDA's Oncologic Drug Advisory Committee (ODAC), its role in reviewing oncology drugs, and insights on the October 2023 sotorasib meeting.

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Clinical Pharmacy

Let's Talk Vancomycin: Part 1

Receptor Highlight - Kinase Linked Receptors

Like all broad receptor families, kinase-linked receptors are incredibly diverse and have wide-ranging effects...

Clinical Pharmacy

Opportunistic Infections: Pneumocystis jirovecii Pneumonia (PJP)

Our first clinical pharmacy article of the year is a high-level overview of pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia, or PJP (aka PCP). Stay tuned for future opportunistic infection posts!

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Monthly Recaps

December 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.

Health and Wellness

Wearable Wellness: How the Oura Ring May Enhance Patient Care in Pharmacy Practice

By focusing on sleep, health metrics, and activity, the Oura Ring may provide a holistic approach to health tracking.

Health and Wellness

Building a Reading Habit: Practical Steps to Read More Books

Reading should be a fun, leisurely activity, but why does it feel like a chore? Join us as we walk through some tips on how to build up your reading habits!

Health and Wellness

Physical Activity and Exercise Part 2

Start the new year with healthier habits! Learn about aerobic and anaerobic exercise and the utility of weight training in this week's article.

Science

How the Polio Vaccine Paralyzed Hundreds of Children, Eroding Public Trust in Government Health Policy

One of the greatest scientists in American history is Dr. Jonas Salk, known today for establishing the prestigious Salk Institute in San Diego, California, and for discovering the polio vaccine. Dr. Salk is one of the few scientists ever to be put on the cover of Time Magazine, along with

Health and Wellness

The Nurture of Intelligence: Insights from the Terman Study

Whatever your definition of success, it is clear that values, habits, and support systems play a crucial role in shaping one's ability to achieve it.