Don't Jump to Talicia for H. pylori Treatment

May 2020

Talicia will be a new combo pill for treating H. pylori.

It combines rifabutin, amoxicillin, and omeprazole in one cap.

You'll hear Talicia has minimal resistance...rifabutin's resistance rates are under 5%. Other antibiotic rates are much higher.

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Table of Contents

Infectious Diseases Discourage Inappropriate Use of Hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19
Infectious Diseases Dispel Misinformation About Meds and Supplements for COVID-19
Mental Health Offer Coping Strategies to Distressed Patients or Colleagues
Shortages Minimize the Impact of Drug Shortages
Diabetes Meds Educate About Serious SGLT2 Inhibitor Risks
Generics Stay on Top of Proper Generic Substitution
Insomnia Explain That Insomnia Meds Are Only Modestly Helpful
Gastroenterology Don't Jump to Talicia for H. pylori Treatment
Allergic Reactions Know When Med Containers With Latex May Be a Concern
Practice Be Creative to Help Patients Get Their Meds
Infectious Diseases Know the Roles of Remdesivir and IL-6 Inhibitors for COVID-19