The Roger PharmD Show

I've been turning a blind eye. I’ve rejected patients before but it never felt like I was helping. If you’ve ever tried to force a smoker to quit, you know what I mean. You‘re usually met with annoyance, resentment, and deceit.

Quitting anything has to be a choice the person makes — especially with something this addicting. Persuasion and influence are your best tools, not force and rejection.

The problem is... I don't have enough time. You'll know what I mean. Check the episode out!

The study I'm referencing can be found here: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanpsy/article/PIIS2215-0366(18)30227-X/fulltext

Definitely check it out. I think this is very encouraging for my patients. I hope you found value in it as well!

Take a close look at your med cabinet. I have a feeling there's at least one or two things in there that you don't need anymore. Ask a professional!

We can't ignore this problem.

Are you kidding me?!

An intro on silent killers and invisible illnesses. Take your meds everyone.

We just don't. I think it's partly due to how fast our tech is expanding. What do you think?

I can't believe the negligence. This could happen to anyone. Be careful at these health fairs!

A poorly-timed hickey can kill people! Here's how it happened.

#stroke is no joke. Use the acronym FAST to help spot someone having a stroke.

What's Amazon been doing to healthcare? Let's stay updated together.

On this episode, I go through some of the most recent activities of Amazon pertaining to healthcare.

Personally, I can't wait for their big plans to come to fruition.