Be Familiar With “New” Transporter Drug Interactions

August 2022

You’ll see more interaction alerts with drug transporters, such as BCRP, MATE1, or OATP1B1...as FDA requires more interaction studies.

Rx labels are now also listing these transporter interactions.

But these drug transporters aren’t new. Put them in the same bucket as P-glycoprotein.

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Table of Contents

Statins Take a Stepwise Approach to Statin Intolerance
Asthma Update Action Plans When Using SMART for Moderate to Severe Asthma
Cardiology Know When to Consider QT Prolongation Alerts as “Critical”
Gastroenterology Limit Use of Voquezna for H. pylori
Immunizations Keep Adolescents on Track With Immunizations
Anticoagulants Ensure Appropriate DOAC Dosing
Oral Health Navigate Treatments for Canker and Cold Sores
Interactions Be Familiar With “New” Transporter Drug Interactions
Supplements Put Supplements for Osteoarthritis in Perspective
IV Medications Incorporate ICU Fluid Stewardship Into Your Practice
Opioids Compare Nalmefene to Naloxone for Opioid Overdose