There was a time when we performed laborious pharmacokinetic hand calculations to tailor drug dosages and regimens – a practice that can still be useful for those brave enough to perform logarithmic calculator manipulations. These days, we are

IATDMCT Young Scientists: When I’m 64!

Mar 12th, 2024 31m 43s

This episode we're excited to introduce you to the young guns, the bright minds of the Young Scientist Committee of the IATDMCT, who are making waves in this ever-evolving field. Our guests are Lea Wagmann, Hualin Cai, and Sumith Mathew, each

Got to get microsampling into my life: Got to get you into my life!

Jan 16th, 2024 33m 31s

This episode is about a fairly recent development in TDM and clinical toxicology that has huge potential, which has actually been used for many decades. It was recently the 50th anniversary of the Guthrie method, where dried blood spots are us

Back to when it all started: Get back!

Oct 20th, 2023 37m

The recent congress in Oslo was a huge success. We were very glad to catch up with colleagues and hear about some really excellent science. We also bumped into Steve Wong and Phil Walson, first and third presidents of the IATDMCT, and we were d

Personalized Under The Northern Sky! (IATDMCT Oslo 2023): Norwegian Wood

Jul 11th, 2023 24m 58s

In this bonus episode, we delve into the upcoming IATDMCT congress that will take place September 24th to 27th in Oslo, Norway . It promises to be an exciting event with varied and highly novel sessions. Joining us today are esteemed IATDMCT sc

TDM of antiretroviral drugs: The continuing story (of Bungalow Bill)…

Jun 1st, 2023 38m 53s

This episode is about the TDM of antiretroviral drugs, an area with a boom in research output in the late 90s and early 2000s, generating enough randomized controls trials for a substantial systematic Cochrane review on the topic (a rare thing

TDM of anticancer drugs: We can work it out!

Apr 3rd, 2023 43m 34s

This episode is about the TDM of anticancer therapies, a space where there is a sense of frustration about body-size based dosing, but while concentration-based promises to make a difference to clinical care, it still feels that progress has be

TDM of Biologics: “Tomorrow never knows”

Feb 3rd, 2023 23m 57s

This episode is about the TDM of biologics, a therapeutic class that only really emerged into widespread use about 20 years ago – but that as a class represents a breakthrough for many therapeutic challenges. This area has some differences comp

TDM across the universe! “Across the universe”

Jan 1st, 2023 26m 8s

This episode we travel around the world and hear from Paula Schaiquevich (Argentina) and Smita Pattanaik (India). These impressive women are well known IATDMCT members and for building successful TDM services from scratch. Paula and Smita share

Immunosuppressive drugs TDM: It’s getting better! “Getting better”

Oct 6th, 2022 29m 51s

In our inaugural episode of Eight Drugs a Week we are very lucky to be joined by two former IATDMCT Presidents, Loralie Langman and Pierre Marquet. Both are very well known for their work with immunosuppressant drugs, particularly in the contex

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Introducing Eight Drugs a Week! – The opening theme

Oct 5th, 2022 57s

Welcome to Eight Drugs a Week! Join us on this journey as we catch up with colleagues around the world and discuss new developments in clinical pharmacology. Stay tuned for our inaugural episode, and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts �

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