📢📢 New podcast Medical Rewrites Podcast Goal: rewrite movie medical plot points that keep us up and night staring at the ceiling asking, why didn’t the script writers just call me? Audience: clinicians Frequency: Q2 weeks E1: Bridesmaids E2: Wolf of Wall Street

Why should you give this podcast a listen? 1. @pharmermeg is effing hilarious (& smart) 2. She likens cefadroxil to the Taylor Swift of cephalosporins which is 😘👌 3. Anatomy lessons such as the back is "north of the rectum" So many delicious quotes!

Episode 4 has been released! This week is Wedding Crashers. The dinner scene with eye drops is getting a Medical Rewrite. Because tetrahydrozoline most definitely does not induce vomiting.

5 stars to Medical Rewrites Podcast for teaching me new things while I also snort with laughter. Check it out, #TwitteRx!

In her new podcast #MedicalRewrites, Dr. Meghan Jeffres corrects the script with evidence-based medicine. We know #Hollywood will thank her. bit.ly/3M8OJeF

Episode 6 is about CODA (child of dead adults). The scene that gets a loving rewrite is about tinea cruris - aka jock itch or ringworm. I do better at pronouncing Trichophyton than expected. Huge thanks to Madison Salam, PharmD, BCIDP and Scott Mueller for lending their voice acting skills.

VÆmpiric 🦇- An Antibiotic Card Game Bug Pharmacist 💊🧫 Tim Gauthier AAAAI PCN Allergy Assessment & Skin Testing (PAAST) Hana Rac Winders Bruce M. Jones Chris Bland Julie Ann Justo Dr. Dave Stukus SIDP ACCP INFD PRN ACCP CRIT PRN UKCPA Infection Committee CIDRAP-ASP Stanford Antimicrobial Stewardship Northwestern ID & Antimicrobial Stewardship Jeff Pearson Of course - this is my current version. I only mark risk of cross-reactivity with the same side chain, not just similar side chain. Also added cefadroxil.

Episode 6 is out! Adding in medication options for alcohol use disorder into the script of 28 Days. Thank you for all the movie recommendations! I hear you and the episode schedule has been updated.

Wedding Crashers causing recklessness in the streets. Breakdown of how the eye drops scene should have been written. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wed… Medical Rewrites Podcast podcast could be saving lives!

Episode 7: Knocked Up. We investigate the age old question, can you give your roommate conjunctivitis by farting (bare@ss) on their pillow? Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/0XM3vd0pK… Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/med…

E8 Knives Out! An almost perfect movie gets a rewrite. Ketorolac 100 mg IV Q24 ad infinitum is a crime! Pun intended. TY to Christie Denton at UIC Retzky College of Pharmacy - summarized data on 5 day ketorolac limit. Link in show notes. TY to Kristina Ortiz, PGY1 at uchealth for NSAID MOA graphic

Can’t wait to listen to this! Medical Rewrites Podcast episode on Knives Out? yes, please!! #ketorolac

Episode 9 - Trainwreck. Debunking the assumed interactions between antibiotics and alcohol. With an interesting dive into tyramine DDI w linezolid and tedizolid. Used the excellent article by Kari Mergenhagen, Collin M. Clark (Twitterless Bethany Wattengel, Megan Skelly, & Thomas Russo)

Season 2 is here! Episode 1 is We're the Millers. You know the scene. Kenny is bitten by a tarantula, a scrotum balloons, and a physician gives IV antibiotics for a "severe allergic reaction." It deserves a rewrite. Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/med… Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/0XM3vd0pK…

Episode drop. Edward Scissorhands and treatment of superficial wounds discussed.