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Explains how or why a drug is used in a particular patient care scenario or disease state.

Current Issue:  Does the dose of estrogen influence the risk of clot development?

Upcoming Issue: Why can ezetimibe can be dosed only once a day for its lipid lowering efficacy?

Drug Interactions Newsletter
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Makes sense of clinically relevant drug interactions even beyond the CYP450 and how they occur.

Current Issue:  What medications are substrates for UGT1A1 mediated drug interactions?

Upcoming Issue:  Is there any evidence that determine the impact histamine-2 receptor antagonists (H2RA) have on oral iron replacement therapy?

Pharmacogenetics Newsletter
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Explains how some drugs are handled throughout the body differently between patients because of genetic influence and the clinical relevance.

Current Issue:  What are common genetic polymorphisms to CYP2C19 that could impact drug metabolism?

Upcoming Issue:  Why should patients of Asian descent receive HLA genetic testing before being prescribed carbamazepine?

Natural Medicines Newsletter
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Makes sense of how natural medicines work to treat a condition, adverse event or drug interaction using available scientific evidence.

Current Issue:  Which Chinese and Indian herbs or supplements are known to be inhibitors of xanthine oxidase and possibly useful for gout?

Upcoming Issue:  Which Vietnamese herbs or natural medicines are known to be inhibitors of xanthine oxidase and possibly used for gout?

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