as a second year pharmacy student, I really thank you for all of your organic chemistry videos and these, keep them up

I am watching your videos since my GSCEs; I moved to the UK when I was younger and it was really hard to study in English. But your videos made so much sense to me, that I was able to get into the uni. Now I am in my last year of Biochemistry course (bachelors) and I am still watching you! I cannot thank you enough. The impact you make is unbelievable

as a second-year pharmacy student, I thank you for literally all your videos since they helped me a lot!! keep up the great work! ily

thank you for posting content like this! us nursing students appreciate it since pharm is only taught briefly but we're expected to know so much of it!

I'm in pharmacy school. I loved your videos for my pre-req classes like organic chemistry and biology so I am thankful you did these as well! Thank you!

I'm an Egyptian pharmacist and very interested in your lectures . You are amazing, go ahead

im impressed by your postings of medical videos recently

Hello from Scotland :)! I don't comment much in here but I am so glad I found your videos! You did great work with them, thank you! Easy, understandable clear, and knowledgable! I only have one recommendation (I apologize if you did it and I did not see it).Thank you! Officially I am a follower!

I’m in nursing and this videos are amazing!! Thank you!

Prof Dave! I haven't seen you in a while. You got me through undergrad, thank you 😭💜

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I absolutely LOVE this little song at the beginning!

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Thank you professor Dave. Great explanation

Im wondering, what would be your next series? I hope that you'll make many videos about medicine! haha

can you please talk about antibiotic resistance, how it is spreading, and other possible treatments that could be used for treating antibiotic resistance? (like MRSA, acinetobacter baumanii, etc.)

You Simplified it all, thanks!

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Hi Prof. You're doing an amazing job!

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Hello from Indonesia. I just found your channel. Thank you for your pharmacology videos!

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Can you please teach pharmacology topics related to MBBS? Like in a systemic way , lippincott takes a long time to interpret and understand. Your videos are very easy to understand. Thankyou so much for the videos. They are very very helpful.

that's great, i didn't realise you did pharmacology too, you're an all rounder. like it

Thank you!

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This is incredible vedio for pharmacy students

im a filipino nursing student in the US and your video is helping me get through pharmacology

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I study biomedical sciences and your video's are very informative, clear and easy to follow!! amazing!

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I’m super interested in this stuff. I liked this vid, and added it to my faves. 👍

professor thanks for ur videos we cant get out of homes because of lockdown i hope ur videos suffice. but please teach us other branches of chemistry like nuclear chemistry and analytical chemistry

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Thanks for the good work Prof. Please are their no transcript for these videos

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Second-year pharmacy student... Nice video sir

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Professor Dave, could you please make a video explaining how enterohepatic recycling of drugs work?? Please and thank you!!

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Could u please make videos about medicine chemistry * therapeutic chemistry* I'll appreciate that so much, 🙏💓 and thank u so much for all those videos 🙏💕

Pretty good overview. 1 comment, bioavailability is the Rate and extent of absorption, not just extent. Generic drugs must demonstrate identical rates and extent of absorption for approval.

hello, where did you get those photos from the slides?

I just understood the entire pharmacokinetic ( portal circulation) in my final year 😅😅 dont know why i didnt find this one b4

Hello! Any chance I could contact you and discuss a skin absorption problem

When exactly the metabolism occurs?is it after the drug acted on the organ or before it?

i have a question do drugs (medication) activate the immune system if so the body will attack the drug and there will be memory cells then the next time the drug is being adminstered the bioavailablity will decrease right cause so of it will be destroyed ???

You summarised a 2 hour lecture in 8 minutes.... come work at my uni please 😆

The way drugs reach their destination is fascinating

does the drug metabolize in the liver and kidney before entering the bloodstream? or enter the circulation then reach the target tissue then end up in the liver & kidney

To some extent it cleared but couldn't completely clear my doubt. My question is, if liver detoxifies any toxin in blood does it see drug as toxin? If so, how drugs work in our body if liver detoxifies it?

New here. Replayed intro like 100 times now xDDDD

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Do the kidneys help keep metals and carcinogens from the brain when you get a vaccination?

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What about liberation? I thought it is LADME

you forgot about liberation

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Adsorption not absorption

First!

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I have watched a lot of your videos but this is my first time seeing you with a short hair you look so hot hahaha by the way thank you very much, you really a big help for my board exam review. Hope I will pass!!

With all due respect, I do not agree with this definition of "bioavailability". The way I actually define "bioavailability" is the fraction of drug which reaches its targeted receptors and the active site of enzymes whether the enzymes are located on the cell membrane's surface or inside those targeted cells. When a drug reaches systemic circulation, not all of the drug will clearly reach the target receptors or enzymes at those targeted cells because the drug may bind to some extent to proteins or fatty acids within the systemic circulation of the blood and some of it will not be released by those binding proteins or fatty acids within the blood stream. And if these enzymes are in those targeted cells, then it will depend on the polarity and size of the drug molecule whether it can pass through those cellular membranes or not. Thus, based upon my definition of "bioavailability", the fraction of drug becoming truly "bioavailable" should be even lower than the more popular definition which states "the fraction of drug which reaches systemic circulation"!

Does pooping get rid of the drug

Please translation to Arabic

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First year medical student cries over there in the corner

How drugs ex., paracetamol know that they have to move to targets Hoe do they know

May Allah guides u to the light of Islam from the dark of non Islamic beliefs

intro is very ennoying

Prof Dave! I haven't seen you in a while. You got me through undergrad, thank you 😭💜