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Medicines, Explained
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How medicines are tested, what placebo and nocebo really do, when antibiotics help, how to use acetaminophen and avoid interactions, what makes a generic equivalent, how supplements fare in trials (and how to judge any medicine claim) from the FDA, the CDC, the WHO and the research. General education, not medical advice.
2h 56m5 constellations
01Read medicine claims by trial phase, placebo comparison and outcome
02Use antibiotics only when they can help
03Avoid double doses and interactions, and report side effects
04Save money with generics and skip untested supplements
Every lesson of Medicines, Explained
15 lessons in 5 levels, about 3 hours. Level 1 is free.
Level 1How Medicines Are TestedFree · 3 lessons
- From lab to pharmacyKnow the phases of clinical trials, and how few drugs make it through.11 min
- What placebos really doKnow what the evidence says about placebo effects, and what it doesn't.12 min
- Checkpoint: the nocebo effectSee how expecting side effects can create them, and what to do about it.12 min
Level 2Antibiotics and ResistanceMembership · 3 lessons
Level 3Using Medicines SafelyMembership · 3 lessons
- Acetaminophen, safelyKnow the adult acetaminophen limit, and the hidden doses in combination products.11 min
- Grapefruit and other interactionsUnderstand how food can change a drug's effect, and check before you mix.12 min
- Checkpoint: read, notice, reportUse the leaflet, notice side effects, and report them.12 min
Level 4Generics, Supplements, QuestionsMembership · 3 lessons
Level 5Your Medicine PlanMembership · 3 lessons
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