About rxbrief
All clinical resources in one place — a click away!
Why
Clinicians, pharmacists, and health-science students check several sites every day: news outlets, FDA announcements, drug labels, society guidelines, job boards, and continuing education trackers.
rxbrief gathers those into one daily brief and adds a professional network and messaging around it.
The idea is simple to state. Daily news gives people a reason to come back. Jobs, guidelines, and colleagues give them a reason to stay.
What's inside
- The brief
- One page for the day: stories in your topics, FDA announcements, a label lookup, colleagues' posts, and your next deadlines.
- Newsroom
- Stories from the FDA, the CDC, MedPage Today, Pharmacy Times, and U.S. Pharmacist, filtered by source and topic, each linked to the original.
- Pharmacy Talks USA
- Quick video briefings on new medications and everyday pharmacotherapy, playable right on the page.
- Drug lookup
- The current FDA label for a brand or generic name, split into indication, dosing, side effects, and safety sections.
- Guidelines and pearls
- Society guidelines by specialty, plus short teaching points from colleagues.
- Jobs
- Openings ranked by your role, license, specialty, and location, with extra weight on student roles for students.
- Network and messages
- Colleagues, connection requests, a shared feed, direct messages, and the Ask a Pharmacist desk.
Sources
News and videos come from the publishers below, and every story links to the original. Drug information comes from FDA labeling, with links to DailyMed and Drugs@FDA for the full record.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Approvals, safety communications, and policy from the FDA newsroom.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Public health releases and reports from the CDC newsroom.
MedPage Today
Clinical news across fourteen specialties.
Pharmacy Times
Practice news for pharmacists and technicians.
U.S. Pharmacist
News and trends from the journal for pharmacists.
Pharmacy Talks USA
Video briefings on new and notable medications.
What it isn't
- Not an employer or recruiter. Job listings come from employers' own career pages, and applying takes you to the employer.
- Not medical advice. Label summaries are shortened from FDA labeling and can leave things out. Always read the full label and use your own clinical judgment.
- Not for patient information. Don't enter anything that identifies a patient, in messages or anywhere else.