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309 articles indexed across 20 specialties, each reviewed by a licensed pharmacist before publication.

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Nephrology / Renal Pharmacy ConfirmatoryGrade: Moderate

Finerenone Outperforms Spironolactone for Cardiorenal Protection in Moderate CKD

Finerenone emerges as the safer choice for CKD patients.

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Neurology / Neuropharmacology ConfirmatoryGrade: Low

Tenecteplase Shortens Stroke Treatment and Transfer Times

Tenecteplase speeds up stroke thrombolysis compared to alteplase.

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Rheumatology / Immunology ConfirmatoryGrade: Moderate

EULAR 2025 Streamlines Rheumatoid Arthritis DMARD Management to Nine Recommendations

New EULAR guidelines redefine RA management with DMARDs.

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Shorter Courses + Optimized PK/PD: The Modern Stewardship Equation
🔓 Free Teaser Reference Card Infectious Disease / Antimicrobials

Evidence-based guidance on antibiotic duration and beta-lactam infusion optimization for practicing pharmacists.

AASLD/IDSA 2025 Hepatitis B Guideline Shifts From Guidance to Recommendations
Guideline Infectious Disease / Antimicrobials Practice-changing Grade: Low

New guidelines reshape hepatitis B virus management strategies.

Dual Surveillance Key in Respiratory Infection Management
Analysis Infectious Disease / Antimicrobials

Dual surveillance of viral and bacterial infections is crucial for managing severe respiratory diseases.

Behavioral prompt cuts piperacillin/tazobactam use 22% in Japan
Analysis Infectious Disease / Antimicrobials Hypothesis-generating Grade: Very Low

Pharmacist-led education cut piperacillin/tazobactam use by 22.3% in Japan.

IDSA Multisociety Position Paper: Hospital Strategies to Improve Sepsis Outcomes
Consensus Statement Infectious Disease / Antimicrobials Practice-changing Grade: Moderate

Hospital strategies to combat sepsis can significantly improve outcomes.

Australian real-world data affirm DTG/3TC switch durability
Analysis Infectious Disease / Antimicrobials Confirmatory Grade: Very Low

Switching to a two-drug regimen maintains viral suppression in HIV.

Prolonged Beta-Lactam Infusions Benefit the Critically Ill
Consensus Statement Infectious Disease / Antimicrobials

Prolonged beta-lactam infusions improve survival in severe illness.

Oral Step-Down for Gram-Negative Bacteremia Survives Confounding Adjustment
Analysis Infectious Disease / Antimicrobials Confirmatory Grade: Low

Oral antibiotics may safely replace IVs for Gram-negative BSIs.

Adjunctive Bacteriophage Therapy for Malakoplakia Study
Analysis Infectious Disease / Antimicrobials

First successful bacteriophage therapy for a transplant infection complication.

WHO decision leaflet cuts inappropriate antibiotic use in simulation
Analysis Infectious Disease / Antimicrobials Hypothesis-generating Grade: Low

Decision support reduces inappropriate antibiotic use effectively.

NTM in Oncology: Dual Beta-Lactam Signals Warrant Study
Analysis Infectious Disease / Antimicrobials Hypothesis-generating Grade: Very Low

NTM infections in cancer patients demand complex treatment approaches.

Antimicrobial Use Trends in U.S. Hospitals, 2023
Analysis Infectious Disease / Antimicrobials

Antimicrobial use in hospitals remains high in 2023.

New Anaerobic Activity Index Quantifies Anti-Anaerobic Antibiotic Exposure
Analysis Infectious Disease / Antimicrobials Hypothesis-generating Grade: Low

A new index ranks antibiotics by anaerobic activity exposure.

Oral Step-down Cuts Catheter Use in ESBL UTIs
Analysis Infectious Disease / Antimicrobials

Oral step-down therapy slashes catheter days in UTIs.

SMS Blood Culture Alerts Improve Timely Appropriate Bacteremia Therapy
Analysis Infectious Disease / Antimicrobials Hypothesis-generating Grade: Low

HemoAlert speeds up appropriate antimicrobial therapy for bacteremia.