Hey, all, welcome back to the Real Life Pharmacology podcast.

I'm your host, pharmacist, Derek Christensen.

Thank you so much for listening today.

And this is a very special episode.

It is the final episode of the Top 200 Drugs Podcast series.

So hopefully you found it beneficial, hopefully you found it enjoyable, really meant and

geared towards maybe beginning healthcare professional students, you know, nurses, pharmacy students,

just to give you a good broad sense of those top 200 drugs and, you know, what they are,

how they work, and some of the most important clinical

pearls as well as things that are going to show up on your you know board exams or pharmacology

exams throughout school so again thank you so much for listening this will be the the final

episode on the top 200 drugs.

Going forward, I'm going to be looking at drugs I haven't covered.

So remember, I've got, I believe it's over 300 individual drugs I've already covered years ago.

So those are all in the archives for you to listen to, go find, go track down.

You can search for them on the website or whichever podcast platform you're in.

But again, a lot of the common medications, I've likely done an individual episode on that.

So go take advantage of that if you want to look at that.

And going forward, probably going to cover some more individual drugs and may also cover some

specialty things, whether it's drug interactions or, you know, maybe a little bit more targeted

reviews on, you know, cardiovascular medications or hypertension medications, probably do a little bit

of variety. So if you want to reach out to me, Med Education 101.1.g.com.

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