Pharmacy Podcast Network

Pharmacy JEOPARDY! With UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy | Lets Pharmonize

The first of a series of pharmacy JEOPARDY! games, this episode features the amazing students of UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy in North Carolina. We hope you enjoy the fun and interesting questions that explore pharmacy, chemistry, biology and more. Cheer on your champions and we'll see you at the state championship in October!This is NOT your physician's podcast. Hosts Shane Garrettson and Cal Vandergrift dive into the pharmacy world with fun, interesting, and downright weird topics!
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PLEASE READ: Shane, Mickey, Cal and Justin are NOT medical professionals. DO NOT USE the information presented in this podcast to aid in your own personal health or medicinal benefit. This is a light-hearted podcast that should not be taken with the same seriousness as your own personal health.
A special thanks to Kelly Kerr for creating the music used in the intro and outro.
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Tips for Member Engagement, Overcoming Legislative Setbacks, and More from Successful Pharmacy Associations | PUTTCast

Hosts: 
Monique Whitney
Scott Newman
Panelists:   Danny Martinez, CPhA
Deb Billingsley,
OPhA Randal Johnson, LIPA
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A Matter of Medication Distribution Models | The Future of Pharmacy Podcast

Introduction
Central pharmacy is the hub of care that patients and providers depend on. Which is why pharmacy leaders follow a deliberative, collaborative approach when choosing a medication distribution model. Hear how two pharmacy leaders approached the matter of distribution models and arrived at very different conclusions.
Participants 
Host:
Ken Perez, Vice President, Healthcare Policy and Government Affairs, Omnicell
Guests:
Richard J. Artymowicz, PharmD, MBA, FCCP, BCPS, Director of Pharmacy Services, Administrative Director of Sleep and Wound Services, Cape Regional Medical Center
Donna Yeaw, RPh, Director of Pharmacy, St. Luke’s University Hospital
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Pharmacists Providing Patients with Trusted Care During the Pandemic & Beyond

In the fight against COVID-19, frontline health workers have been vital to keeping the pandemic at bay, but recognition of individual professions’ efforts have been inconsistent at all levels. Pharmacists around the world have continued to provide direct patient care and perform frontline duties for their communities during this pandemic, but are often relegated to the background and overlooked when frontline workers are heralded. Community pharmacists are the most accessible healthcare practitioners, which is further proven during the pandemic as they continued to provide direct patient care despite restrictions imposed by the government due to the pandemic. Due to the inaccessibility of other healthcare practitioners during this time, community pharmacists have reduced the burden on the healthcare system by diverting the influx of patients away from hospitals through triaging and screening patients.
Community pharmacists have played various roles in supporting the healthcare system during COVID-19: delivering medications to patients, educating patients on telehealth services, assessing patients for renewal of chronic medications, performing consultations on minor ailments, clarifying misconceptions about COVID-19 treatments, and contributing to COVID-19 screening. Alongside ICU nurses, physicians, and respiratory therapists, hospital pharmacists have been part of the COVID-19 efforts and their roles include management of drug shortages, development of treatment protocols, participation of patient rounds, interpretation of lab results for COVID-19, participant recruitment for clinical trials, exploration of new drugs, medication management advice, and antimicrobial stewardship. Further support from pharmacists will be needed once a vaccine is launched in order to reach population-wide coverage. Amid COVID-19, pharmacists have not stopped working as frontline workers and they should be recognized as such.
Special Guests:
Tara Pfund, PharmD – Product Manager – AssureCare
Paige Clark, RPh – VP Of Pharmacy Program and Policy – Prescryptive
Kevin Russell, RPH, MBA, BCACP – Director of Pharmacy: Clinical Operations – Prescryptive
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Pharmacogenomics APPE Rotation | PGX for Pharmacists

According to American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, there are over 100 pharmacy schools and less than 30% offer an APPE rotation focused on pharmacogenomics (PGx). We need more pharmacists that are practicing PGx in the field to become preceptors to pharmacy students. My two amazing students on their first virtual PGx rotation with me speak about their experience. Noel Tint, BSPS, and Erica Feith are both PharmD candidates 2022 from Saint Louis College of Pharmacy at the University of Health System and Pharmacy.
Link: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7779881/
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Evolving Trademarking | DarshanTalks

On this episode of @darshantalks, we had discussed Evolving Trademarking with guest Christiane Campbell. Christiane Campbell, Cannabis and Luxury Branding Attorney, Partner at Duane Morris LLP (https://www.duanemorris.com/), had spoken about the recent boom in cannabis litigation, catalysed by the New Jersey effect.
The legalisation of cannabis in New Jersey significantly impacted the tri-State area and the Midwest parts of the US. The pharma bills recently passed include the legalisation of cannabis for recreational use as well, which is evidence of FDA approval. Doctors have started prescribing doses of cannabis to their patients for medical use, but if they get the specifications wrong, it can lead to a consumer issue.
Disputes related to false advertising are coming up, where companies are falsely claiming that their product is of higher quality and concentration. In case of trademark disputes, the client usually wants to know if the label is appropriate to avoid litigation or being sued by the USPTO and is the least bothered about whether the percentages of constituents of cannabis are correct.
Trademark lawyers need to look at the issues with respect to the use and registration of the client's brand. More than looking at a trademark specifically, it is crucial to look at what brand it is about and whether the celebrity fits the associated messaging. Sometimes, if a star says something in an advertisement that was thoroughly vetted but still not sufficient, the FDA states that it is a false advertisement, and thus it should be replaced with a corrective ad.
Usually, these kinds of circumstances are accounted for in the contract negotiated by the brand against the talent.
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Leadership During a Pandemic – How Women in Pharmacy Have Come to the Rescue | The Public Health Pharmacist Podcast

What Does Public Health Mean to you? 
Public health (pharmacy) means improving the health of the population through the use of medicines and - more importantly - pharmacy services.
Bio
Helen E. McKnight graduated from University of Florida with a Doctor of Pharmacy degree and completed a Pharmacy Practice Residency at University of Maryland Medical System. She has been a pharmacist for 25+ years. Her current role is Director of Pharmacy Services at Princeton Baptist Medical Center in Birmingham, Alabama. Prior to moving to Alabama, Dr. McKnight practiced Pharmacy in South Florida and Upstate New York. She has been fortunate to be part of the American Society of Health System Pharmacists “Leading Edge” and ASHP Foundation “Pharmacy Leadership Academy” programs. In 2016, Dr. McKnight completed her MBA with an emphasis in Healthcare Management from New England College in New Hampshire. In 2019, Dr McKnight became the first Alabama pharmacist to pass the Board of Pharmacy Specialties-Compounded Sterile Preparations exam. Dr. McKnight enjoys traveling with her husband and teenage son.
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LinkedIn -
https://www.linkedin.com/in/helen-mcknight-pharmd-mba-bcscp-b0a930bb/
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What does Cannabis have to do with PGx? | PGX for Pharmacists

On this episode of the PGx for Pharmacists Podcast, Dr. Codi Peterson, a Doctor of Clinical Pharmacy and pediatric pharmacist, and discusses what was once a taboo subject for pharmacists and that is cannabis. We will explore how pharmacy has and hasn’t progressed in its acceptance of cannabis over the years, what roles Codi plays in the cannabis industry, how he has often had to make clinical decisions with limited pediatric data and how he applies the same logic to evaluate cannabinoid- based therapies. As well, we will discuss the pharmacogenomics, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics of cannabis.
On This Episode We Discuss:
· Codi’s education (Brief)
· Codi’s non-cannabis PharmD work experience (Brief)
· What sparked Codi’s interest in cannabis?
· Cannabis’ mechanism of action and possible reasons why it isn’t yet a standard medication
· Codi’s PGx cannabis work experience
· PGx of Cannabis
Guest and Contact Info: Codi Peterson, PharmD, RPh pedrphphx@gmail.com
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Amina Abubakar, PharmD | PGX for Pharmacists

Amina Abubakar, PharmD, AAHIVP
CEO of Avant Pharmacy & Wellness Center
President of Avant Institute
Amina Abubakar graduated from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
University of the Sciences in 2005. She is the owner and manager of
Avant Pharmacy & Wellness Center formerly known as Rx Clinic Pharmacy in
Charlotte, NC, and the founder of the Avant Institute.
She is an internationally recognized award-winning clinical pharmacist, Certified
HIV Specialty Pharmacist, a preceptor to UNC Chapel Hill residents and students
from several schools of pharmacy. Recently, Amina was bestowed the honor by
the National Community Pharmacists Association as 2020’s Independent
Pharmacist of the Year and also received the 2020 Bowl of Hygeia from the North
Carolina Association of Pharmacists for outstanding service to the community.
She has fostered an environment that showcases the impact of community
pharmacists on patient care by collaborating with medical providers and
expanding pharmacist-led clinical services in her community. Her desire to help
others advance the pharmacy profession inspired her to found the Avant Institute
to offer training to pharmacies across the country on the practical application of
clinical pharmacy services through developing sustainable physician
collaborations.
Pharmacogenomics in a community pharmacy: ACT now
Pharmacists practicing in community pharmacy are accustomed to optimizing drug therapy through various medication therapy management programs. They use patient-specific information obtained from the patient and their prescribers to cater patient-specific drug regimens. Pharmacogenomics is rapidly evolving, and this field can help optimize medication therapy using an individual's genetic code to identify opportunities for increased or decreased adverse effects or changes in efficacy. Pharmacogenomic testing technology has made conducting pharmacogenomic testing in community pharmacies possible. Pharmacists must arm themselves with the knowledge and skills specific to pharmacogenomics in order to fully integrate this expanding area into patient care and turn this into a great opportunity.
[Advocacy] Currently, she shares her passion for pharmacy advancements with
pharmacists, patients and policy makers all over the country through
Pharmacogenomics. She was invited to the White House Office of Science and
Technology Policy and to the FDA to discuss the role of pharmacists in
pharmacogenomics.
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Beyond the Sig LIVE!! Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting

Welcome to the Pennsylvania Pharmacist Association Annual Conference Summary Podcast. 
Throughout this COVID-19 pandemic, we have seen pharmacists Level Up, demonstrating innovation, resilience, and our collective power to be an integral part of the healthcare team. 
The PPA’s theme is all about Pennsylvania’s Pharmacists ability to LEVEL UP!! The Annual Conference took place on Friday, September 24th through Sunday, September 26th at the Harrisburg Hilton Hotel - in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. 
Dr. Isabelle Litvak, PharmD --the host of Beyond the Sig!
PGY1 Community-Based Resident Wilkes University/Weis Markets
Lambda Kappa Sigma, Alumni-Collegiate Ambassador 2020-2022
We are excited to be back in-person for the 2021 PPA Annual Conference at the Harrisburg Hilton. This year’s conference theme is Level Up, and this could not be more true over the past year for all involved in the pharmacy profession. We are excited to have our signature events return such as our Exhibit Hall, Student Diabetes and Lip Sync Competition, and our Annual Leadership and Awards Dinner.
We also will have continuing education sessions throughout the weekend in a variety of pharmacy topics. We hope you join us for our first live event back.
https://www.papharmacists.com/page/Annual
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Introducing Nancy Gadelsayed BS, RPh., | PGX for Pharmacists

Our special guest & newest host of the PGX for Pharmacists Podcast, Nancy Gadelsayed BS, RPh.
Nancy Graduated pharmacy school from Cairo university in 2005, top %10 of her class, with 3.9 GPA
She has been practicing as a pharmacist in the States since 2007, with passion for personalized medicine. She is currently a pharmacy manager at a big retail company and is also the founder and owner of Texas Pharmacogenomics Consulting LLC. And is a big advocate for pharmacists and their value in the healthcare team.
She has extensive experience in retail pharmacy management and inclusive leadership . Developed and trained teams and brought on board, she leads with passion. She mentors new pharmacists/practitioners and enjoys precepting pharmacy students. Nancy found her true calling in PGx, so she founded her PGx consulting company, Texas Pharmacogenomics Consulting LLC. She believes in giving back to her community, so she volunteers at a local non-profit organization for mental health services, she develops educational materials on mental health drugs for their staff to use in their daily work routine while they are serving patients. She also helps them develop tools and procedures to assist in patients' adherence and decrease their costs of services. texaspgx.com
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Analyzing Dos and Don’ts of Patient Centricity | DarshanTalks

On this episode of @darshantalks, we had discussed Dos and Don'ts of Patient Centricity with guest Erica Devine. Erica Devine, Senior Manager, Patient Support Stakeholder Experience at Otsuka Pharmaceutical Companies (U.S.) (https://www.otsuka-us.com/), had spoken to us about a multi-stakeholder angle of patient centricity, which impacts medical affairs, clinical research, pharmaceutical marketing etc.
The perceived trust from patients is not finite and keeps changing regularly, but it is crucial to maintain that trust. She had used an example of a map to explain the significance of patient centricity. The map is the artifact or visual representation of patient experience, which needs to be communicated as part of the company's target to all employees. The process that gets you there to create the artifact is more critical.
Similarly, the methodology used to gather research captures the end-user's needs better. Patient centricity used to be an ex-post tool, where companies try to fix patient's problems after it arises, but now due to machine learning and AI analytics, they can predict patient issues in advance. She highlighted the concept of "journey mapping" of patient information, from field forces, like clinicians who have met the patient in person for a consultation to legal, where they have never interacted with the patient, but they have signed some documents for treatment.
For this, discovering information and shifting through the data dump is required, which is time-consuming. This is worth it in the long run because it leads to a more comprehensive compilation of patient data, which can serve the client better and make more sales. Even though systems are in place, it is hard to know who to call to get resources such as insulin for diabetes. There is a need for a uniform structure or one place to go for resolving all healthcare queries. Example: Giving a list of resources patients can use for specific purposes. Rather than proving trustworthiness to the patient, addressing the places of concern, confusion and distrust would be a step in the right direction.
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RxBLU Working with Educators Supporting the Cloud Pharmacy Renaissance™ | RxBLU CloudCast

Guests:
Diane DeNagel, PhD, CPhT
Instructor, Pharmacy Technology Program 
Foothill College 
RxBLU providing pharmacy education to future technicians.
#RxBLU
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Leaders in Pharmacy & Medical Communities Speak Out Against Damaging PBM Practices | PBM Reform

Speaking to the Pharmacy Podcast Network, Dr. Marion Mass, a pediatrician, patient advocate and founding member of the Practicing Physicians of America, spoke about the original intent of PBMs, which started in 1968, and what they’ve become today.
“PBMs were created with the vision that they would act like giant drug-buying networks, with their buying power cutting health care costs and consumers realizing the savings in the end. However, through consolidation, three companies now control 90 percent of the market,” she said.
Dr. Mass further explained, “This unhealthy market share has led to an unhealthy control over formularies,” which can cause life-and-death situations for her young patients. “Patients are at risk of death or harm when drugs such as chemotherapies, antibiotics, epinephrine and anesthetics are not available.”
Pharm D Mel Brodsky, executive director of the Philadelphia Association of Retail Druggists and former CEO of the Keystone Purchasing Alliance, explained, “This outsized market share takes advantage of drug manufacturers, pharmacists and, most importantly, patients. The result is a net negative for all parties except for the large PBMs.”
In his estimation, the net result of this imbalance “has led to an erosion of the doctor-patient relationship and a decimation of Main Street pharmacists throughout the nation.”
“With the current system in place, independent pharmacists are being squeezed to the point that many jump when the large groups offer to buy them out. With the depletion of community pharmacists comes the loss of personal touch and a watered-down version of health care to patients,” Brodsky said. 
Both participants agreed that action must be taken on the federal level, citing Pennsylvania Sens. Bob Casey and Pat Toomey’s abilities to rein in the large PBM market imbalance.
Our Guests: 
Dr. Marion Mass. Dr. Mass is a pediatrician in the Philadelphia suburbs. She received her medical degree from Duke University School of Medicine and has been in practice for more than 20 years. She is the co-founder of Practicing Physicians of America - and leadership in the Free2Care coalition-a consortium of grassroots physician advocacy groups that believe that the key to good care starts with the relationship between a patient and their doctor. She sits on the editorial board of the Bucks County Courier, Times and is a member of the Bucks County Health Improvement Partnership.
Mr. Mel Brodsky is the Executive Director of the Philadelphia Association of Retail Druggists (PARD), an association of community pharmacies representing 250 independently owned pharmacies in Southeast Pennsylvania. PARD works closely with State Associations like the Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association (PPA). Mr. Brodsky is also CEO of the Keystone Pharmacy Purchasing Alliance, headquartered in Philadelphia with 400 member stores in 5 States. Mel has an amazing understanding of how PBMs impact the effectiveness and growth of vital healthcare service providers like Community Pharmacies.  
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Elevate Virtual Summit 2021 | Pharmacy Podcast Nation

2021 Elevate Pharmacy Virtual Summit
In April of 2017, Dr. Blair Thielemier PharmD launched the first online-virtual summit dedicated to the Pharmacy Professional. In it’s 4th year, the Elevate Pharmacy Virtual Summit is a blue print for any pharmacist who desires to build a better career or a pharmacy owner looking to develop new profit strategies which are not connected to a restrictive traditional PBM payment model. 
Join Blair and a hand-picked team of inspirational pharmacy & business leaders who will be outlining how to Build Recurring Revenue with Clinical Consulting Programs. 
The 2021 Elevate Pharmacy Virtual Summit is Presented by Pharmapreneur Academy™ LIVE on October 21st & 22nd
Register Now!
OVER THE TWO DAY SUMMIT, WE WILL COVER:
How to DECIDE on Your Six-Figure Offer™
Strategies for Creating $25k in Recurring Revenue Each Month
How to DEVELOP Your Irresistible Offer Machine™
To Attract Your Ideal Clients to You Like a Magnet!
How to DIVERSIFY Using a 5-Star Delivery Method™
So You Can Remove Yourself as the Bottleneck and Scale Your Program with Team Members and Automation
How to DOMINATE Your Niche with Visibility Explosion™
To Quickly Establish Yourself as a Thought Leader
How to SCALE Your Business with the Pharmapreneur Success Formula™
A Strategy for Multiple Revenue Streams that Align with Your Six-Figure Offer™
During our two day virtual event, join Blair and her team as they lay out the Four Pillars of the Pharmapreneur Success Strategy!
Register Now!
If you are looking to differentiate your income with profitable and outcome-driven pharmacist-led clinical programs, enter your details to reserve your free Virtual Ticket!
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PLUS – As a SUMMIT SPECIAL BONUS
Upgrade to Receive our Beginner’s Business Blueprint Workbook, so you can begin THINKING LIKE A PHARMAPRENEUR today! 
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Diabetes Care and the Impact of Adherence | RxSafe

Beyond the Vial, Transform Your Pharmacy Series: Diabetes Care & The Impact of Adherence
34.2 million Americans have diabetes. People want reliable information & education on better management of their diabetes. Many people feel challenged in accessing credible information about controlling their diabetes and for those who reside in rural or underserved communities, this issue is compounded. 
Community pharmacies are more accessible to patients than most primary care providers and serve as an ideal setting for the delivery of health education. This webinar & podcast will help pharmacists and pharmacy owners understand the opportunity to build a more robust diabetes management program including education, monitoring, and medication adherence with a goal to provide patients with a positive impact on overall metabolic control.
Panelist Speakers:
Ghada Abukuwaik RPh | Owner at CureMed Pharmacy
Ghada Abukuwaik is the Head Pharmacist, President, and owner of CureMed Specialty Pharmacy in Clifton, NJ. CureMed offers point-of-care testing services and offers a Diabetes Self-Management Education program, as well as workshops on cholesterol management and nutrition, among others.
Dr. Ani Rostomyan PharmD, BCPS, APH
Dr. Ani Rostomyan is a Board-Certified Clinical Pharmacist and Holistic Health Coach specializing in Diabetes management and offers Pharmacogenomics consulting. Dr. Rostomyan has her own functional wellness practice that emphasizes personalized medicine, lifestyle choices, and a holistic guilt-free nutritional approach to health.
Dr. Lisa Faast CEO DiversifyRx
Dr. Lisa Faast is an innovator, an experienced business executive, and a leader in the independent pharmacy industry. With over 20 years of experience as a pharmacy owner, consultant, compounder, and businesswoman, Lisa is passionate about helping independent pharmacy owners thrive by focusing on diversifying and growing revenue streams.
Garry Welch PhD, CSO SilverFern
Dr. Garry Welch is the Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Silver Fern Healthcare. A foremost expert in the area pf behavior medicine for chronic disease care, Dr. Welch has 30+ years of clinical research experience on behavior change strategies for people with diabetes.
About the PPN:
The Pharmacy Podcast Network is the global leader in podcast content for the Business & Profession of Pharmacy. Since March 2009, the Pharmacy Podcast was the first audio blog for the pharmacy industry and has developed into a directory of over 40+ podcasts with different vertical informational themes.
Collectively, over 2.5M downloads, more than 2,000+ episodes, and 30+ participating Pharmacists and Pharmacy Professionals hosting the podcasts.
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Loving Your Personal Gifts & Uniqueness: Global Pharmacist and Podcaster Allie Xu | The Public Health Pharmacist

Episode 10 (International Podcast Day) September 30th
Loving Your Personal Gifts and Uniqueness with Global Pharmacist and Podcaster Allie Xu
What Public Health Means to Allie Xu wellbeing, inner peace
Allie Xu is a pharmacist, artistic scientist and forever student of Traditional Chinese Medicine. She gains her inspiration from the hero in each of us and fulfils her mission by embracing all optimal methodologies for improved vitality and wellness. Her clear understanding of how loving and compassionate energies create space for healing honours our ancestors and future generations. While spending time in the Chinese Medicine Clinic, Allie also collaborates in the co-creation of culture as a cure with her involvement in Global Pharmacy Entrepreneurs in addition to acting as the Genius CEO behind Unicorn Fart Media.
In her free time, she enjoys absorbing the rich cultural offerings of her current city, Brisbane Australia with her husband and family. She is constantly creating artistic masterpieces, whether in her street fashion, paintings, singing, or production. Creating safe places for stories to be told allows amplified importance in each of her relationships for which her gratefulness spills over into that signature smile.
Social Media
Websites
https://www.unicornfartmedia.com/courses
https://www.alliexu.com/
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Back to the Future State of the Industry | The PUTTcast

Join Hosts Monique Whitney, Lauren Young, and special guests, Greg Reybold, Ken Patel, and Steve Moore as they discuss PBM reform wins (and losses), where the pharmacy industry is going, and ways you can get involved now to make change happen.
Hosts: Monique Whitney, Lauren Young
Panel Guests: 
Greg Reybold, VP of Public Policy, Georgia Pharmacy Association
Ken Patel, founding member, AZ Independent Pharmacy Coalition
Steve Moore, former President, Pharmacists Society of New York
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Finding Your Voice and Pushing Past Your Fears with Dr. Christina Tarantola| The Public Health Pharmacist

Dr. Christina Fontana is a rapid transformation coach, hypnotherapist, pharmacist, and 4-time author. One of Dr. Christina’s gifts is her laser sharp intuition; she can quickly tune into what is blocking someone, identify it, and help them release it.
She blends hypnotherapy, quantum physics, spirituality, and intuitive coaching to help visionary women release blocks keeping them stuck so they can own their brilliance out in the world.
Dr. Christina has most recently created her Signature Destination Retreat called The Elevate Beachfront Immersion Experience, where she helps visionary women release blocks holding them back so they can elevate to their next level of income and impact!
For the last 9 years, Dr. Christina has been providing uplifting, transformational content through her YouTube videos, articles, books, and retreats to help women wake up to more of who they really are so they can experience more freedom, joy, and fulfillment.
Social Media and Website Links
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Dr-Christina-Fontana-The-Pharmacist-Coach-100707315572055
IG - @thepharmacistcoach
Website
www.pharmacistcoach.com
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The Threat of Antimicrobial Resistance on the Human Microbiome | Dr. Anthony Senagore, MD

Today, We focus on antimicrobial resistance (AMR) which has existed long before the golden age of antimicrobials. While antimicrobial agents are beneficial to combat infection, their widespread use contributes to the increase in and emergence of novel resistant microbes in virtually all environmental niches.
Dr. Anthony Senagore, MD is the Professor and Vice Chair at Western Michigan University-Homer Stryker MD School of Medicine and the Borgess Medical Center in Kalamazoo, MI. 
Dr. Senagore has previously served as Professor of Surgery at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, Central Michigan University School of Medicine, Case Western Reserve University, the Keck School of Medicine at the University of Southern California, the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, and Michigan State University-College of Human Medicine.
He earned his medical degree from Michigan State University (MSU), East Lansing, MI. He completed his residency in General Surgery at the Butterworth Hospital/MSU program in Grand Rapis, MI. Dr. Senagore then completed a research fellowship and colon and rectal surgery residency at Ferguson Hospital on the Grand Rapids and East Lansing campuses of MSU. He continued his education and later received his Master of Science degree in physiology from MSU and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Phoenix, San Francisco, CA campus.
References: 
The Threat of Antimicrobial Resistance on the Human Microbiome
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28492988/ 
PolyPid Strengthens Executive Team, Appointing Dr. Anthony Senagore as Senior Medical Director
https://investors.polypid.com/news-releases/news-release-details/polypid-strengthens-executive-team-appointing-dr-anthony 
 
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