Dr. Kaveh Hoda

And that's dispenser, right?

And livers. I mean, acetaminophen, that's worldwide one of the biggest causes of liver failure from people taking too much acetaminophen. And then, yeah, these other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, they're the kind of thing that make me, a gastroenterologist, have to go in the middle of the night to go put a scope into someone's stomach because they're bleeding a ton.

And livers. I mean, acetaminophen, that's worldwide one of the biggest causes of liver failure from people taking too much acetaminophen. And then, yeah, these other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, they're the kind of thing that make me, a gastroenterologist, have to go in the middle of the night to go put a scope into someone's stomach because they're bleeding a ton.

And livers. I mean, acetaminophen, that's worldwide one of the biggest causes of liver failure from people taking too much acetaminophen. And then, yeah, these other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, they're the kind of thing that make me, a gastroenterologist, have to go in the middle of the night to go put a scope into someone's stomach because they're bleeding a ton.

in the setting of somebody who's swallowed too much Advil or something like Aleve or something.

in the setting of somebody who's swallowed too much Advil or something like Aleve or something.

in the setting of somebody who's swallowed too much Advil or something like Aleve or something.

More than you want to know. Yeah. A lot of things we do in medicine that we, we just, they seem to work. It does it. It definitely helps.

More than you want to know. Yeah. A lot of things we do in medicine that we, we just, they seem to work. It does it. It definitely helps.

More than you want to know. Yeah. A lot of things we do in medicine that we, we just, they seem to work. It does it. It definitely helps.

You're doing a really good. You can call it Cox, by the way.

You're doing a really good. You can call it Cox, by the way.

You're doing a really good. You can call it Cox, by the way.

Yeah. Yeah. In his honor. But this is interesting. I didn't expect I was going to be getting this like trip down medical school like memory lane. This is fantastic. You're doing great.

Yeah. Yeah. In his honor. But this is interesting. I didn't expect I was going to be getting this like trip down medical school like memory lane. This is fantastic. You're doing great.

Yeah. Yeah. In his honor. But this is interesting. I didn't expect I was going to be getting this like trip down medical school like memory lane. This is fantastic. You're doing great.

Yeah, it's one of the most commonly used medications in the world.

Yeah, it's one of the most commonly used medications in the world.

Yeah, it's one of the most commonly used medications in the world.

This is such a recurring theme with pharmaceutical companies. I just did an episode about a medication called Zygris. which was, wow, it sounds like the Tigris. It sounds awesome. It sounds awesome. It's this medication that was touted as like this new breakthrough therapy for sepsis. And it was super exciting.