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131 articles indexed across 16 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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Structured Scoring Tool Ranks Pediatric Vancomycin PK Models for Precision Dosing
Pharmacokinetics / TDM Confirmatory Grade: Moderate

Optimize vancomycin dosing with precision models in young patients.

Pharmacist Interventions Cut Critical Care Antibiotic Use
Pharmacokinetics / TDM

Targeted pharmacist-led interventions reduce intensive care antibiotic use.

Nearly All ICU Vancomycin Patients Qualify for Missing TDM
Pharmacokinetics / TDM Hypothesis-generating Grade: Low

Nearly all ICU patients on vancomycin need TDM monitoring.

Baseline Dosing Predicts Seizure Risk in Pregnancy
Pharmacokinetics / TDM

Baseline dosing outshines serum levels for predicting seizures in pregnancy.

Maribavir-Rifampin Interaction Necessitates Dose Adjustment
Pharmacokinetics / TDM

Maribavir and rifampin interaction: dose adjustment is key.

Pharmacist Education Triples In-Range Tacrolimus in Pediatric Transplant
Pharmacokinetics / TDM Hypothesis-generating Grade: Low

Tacrolimus control improves with pharmacist-led interventions in BMT.