Specialties / Pharmacology / Endocrine & Metabolic Pharmacology
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The video is free. The bundle includes available PDFs and app activities across all specialties. Resources still being prepared are marked coming soon.
Every specialty, Pharmacology included — phone and laptop, always in sync.
2 of them for Pharmacology — written and picture versions, yours to print.
337 of them for Pharmacology — tied to each topic, with the answers explained.
Ask mid-practice — Pharmacology or anything else — and get the answer, page cited.
Each topic opens as a short concept in the structure you know from the channel, with my video and the matching PDF page right beside it. No hunting for what comes next.
Quizzes, flashcards and interactive exercises, each attached to the concept it came from. You answer from memory instead of re-reading, engaging in active recall.
Spaced repetition schedules each topic's review and reminds you when it's due. Get something wrong and it returns sooner; get it right and it returns later. You see your level per topic, so you always know what to focus on.
It knows the course: ask about a term and the answer comes from my material, with the concept and the PDF page it came from. Any time, mid-practice.
Reviews from the shop and real comments under the videos, as they were written.
Explore more free Pharmacology videos and see the available PDFs and app activities for each topic. Unfinished resources are marked coming soon.
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No, and that's on purpose. The PDFs teach it and the app helps it stick; splitting them means paying twice to solve one problem. One subscription gets both.
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The specialty pages say, each one, and the browse page shows the whole picture at a glance. The rest are being built. Whichever you need, the PDFs for it are yours today.
Yes. I write them to be concise and readable — the point is that a complicated topic fits on a few pages you can actually hold in your head. The PDFs are suitable for students from first year to postgraduate doctors.
