Pharmacology

From Dysrhythmia to Covid-19, there's a drug for it.  Learn about them in this massive collection of 61 pharmacology lectures by Dr. Syed and colleagues Dr. Ahmed Zaafran, Dr. Luis A. Veruzco, Dr.  Sameer Islam, and Dr. Tammy Wang.   
Under CVS you will gain insights into the effective use of anti-dysrhythmia drugs and their applications in clinical settings, discover the therapeutic potential of anti-inflammatory and anti-histamine drugs and their impact on patient care. We delve into the management and diagnosis of hypertension, understanding the role of antihypertensive drugs. Expand your knowledge of cardiac pharmacology with a focus on inotropes, vasopressors, and vasodilators in two parts. Gain insights into the management of atrial fibrillation and explore the mechanism of action of low-dose naltrexone (LDN). Lastly, discover the exciting possibilities of future antivirals utilizing bacterial immune sensors. This collection offers a comprehensive understanding of the clinical applications of cardiac drugs and highlights potential advancements in the field of antiviral therapeutics.

In the Endocrine section, you will find an informative series focused on managing Type II Diabetes Mellitus. Dive into the latest insights with Parts 9 and 10, delving into practical strategies for effective diabetes management. Gain a comprehensive understanding of metformin and general considerations in Part 8, and explore various drug classes for diabetes management in Part 7. Additionally, uncover valuable knowledge on dyslipidemia management based on ACC/AHA guidelines. Expand your understanding of insulin synthesis, secretion, and regulation, and master insulin therapy . This collection offers a wealth of information to enhance your knowledge and skills in managing Type II Diabetes Mellitus.

Under Respiratory you will gain insights into the use of cholinergic drugs and their impact on the cholinergic system. Delve into the clinical applications of respiratory drugs, specifically in the context of asthma, in two parts. Discover the benefits of anti-histamine medications in managing the common cold, with Part 1 focusing on their clinical applications and Part 2, exploring the continued use of anti-histamine drugs for the common cold. 

In the mixed lecture section you will find a webinar that explores the role of PPIs in managing peptic ulcer disease. Another summarizes the paediatric vaccination schedules. Uncover the mechanism of action of penicillin, shedding light on its therapeutic benefits. Delve into the world of sedation and analgesia, learn about the fascinating role of nitric oxide in various physiological processes. Discover the impact of Dostarlimab therapy on healing colorectal cancer. Explore the potential of new killer cells in cancer immunotherapy, a promising avenue for treatment. Finally, unravel the intriguing story of Ivermectin and its journey to the Nobel Prize. 

And finally, under Covid-19, discover the mechanism of action of Merck's Molnupiravir against SARS-CoV-2, learn about Maraviroc's mechanism of action, and explore low histamine diets. Gain insights into IVIg, mixing vaccine types, and the administration of the Moderna vaccine after hypersensitivity reactions. Uncover the potential of nasal sprays for virus reduction and explore vaccines like Covaxin and Sputnik. Explore studies on Interferon Beta, Vitamin D, Regeneron antibody cocktail, macrolide (azithromycin), famotidine, and norepinephrine. Learn about important medications like Dexamethasone and Tocilizumab. Discover the roles of magnesium, melatonin, iodine, and convalescent plasma in COVID-19. Explore lectures on androgens and antiandrogens, along with studies on their effects in COVID-19 cases. This collection provides critically important  insights into the drugs used in the treatment of Covid-19.

Dr Ahmed Zaafran is a board certified anesthesiologist at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center and Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology at Stanford University School of Medicine.
Dr.Luis A. Veruzco is certified by the American Board of Anesthesiology in anesthesiology and critical care medicine and has authored multiple book chapters and peer-reviewed manuscripts, with primary authorships in prestigious journals such as Stroke and Blood.
Dr. Sameer Islam is currently a Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine and a Consultant in Gastroenterology and Hepatology at Texas Tech University Health Science Center.
Dr. Tammy Wang is a board certified Paediatrician and paediatric anesthesiologist practicing at Stanford University.