Let us take a trip down memory lane. The year: 2011 The month: January The event: Onsite interview for a PGY-1 pharmacy residency program The place: Swanky office of the residency program director It was very early in the morning, and I had a full day ahead, with back-to-back meetings with various preceptors and residents… Read More

Even with all the therapies available for the management of septic shock, there still remains a great incidence of morbidity and mortality associated with this condition. One therapeutic agent that has been advocated for refractory septic shock is methylene blue (MB). Yes, you read that right…the same agent used as an antidote for the treatment… Read More

Perspective is everything. Changing your perspective when learning can help gain a higher understanding; likewise in teaching, altering your perspective can help make a point. Take for, example, this recent article in NEJM[1] regarding the true incidence of bleeding associated with dabigatran.  Take a step back from the usual perspective of dabigatran being the spawn… Read More