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Five key drug-nutrition interactions to include in your clinical practice
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The Clinical Bridge Between Pharmacology & Nutrition
Medications & Nutrition is your evidence-based resource for understanding how medicines and nutrition interact. We distil complex clinical research into clear, practical dot points to support your clinical decision-making. Easy-to-navigate and regularly updated - our focus is on making complex information immediately applicable.
Why drug-nutrition interactions matter
Drugs and nutrients profoundly affect each other's absorption, metabolism, and effectiveness. Being aware of, and addressing, these interactions reduces the risk of preventable harm. We compile peer-reviewed research into concise dot points - accessible in seconds.
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- 1Subscribe: Set up your account in seconds to access the database and add an extra dimension to your clinical service.
- 2Search: Enter a prescribed medicine and instantly see its impacts on nutrition factors.
- 3Analyze: Identify the overt concerns such as altered taste, and covert concerns such as transporter inhibition.
- 4Integrate: Use the data to tailor your clinical plan to turn findings into action.
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How to include drug-nutrition interactions into your clinical practice


