Medical Nutrition Matters: Fall 2022 Volume 42, No. 2

Kristen A. Neuhaus, PharmD, and Isabella Colasanti, RDN, LD

The purpose of this article is to explore where medications and nutrition intersect in the solid organ transplant population drug-nutrient and dietary-supplement interactions with immunosuppressive agents.

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Over the past few decades, substantial developments have occurred related to the immunosuppressive medication regimens following solid organ transplantation. These advancements have led to improved outcomes and graft survival for patients. The goal of immunosuppression regimens is to prevent rejection of the graft while minimizing adverse effects associated with pertinent medications.

CPE Level: 2
CPEU: 1
Performance Indicators: 8.1.1, 8.1.4, 8.2.1

Learning Objectives

Identify clinically relevant drug-nutrient and drug-dietary supplement interactions among solid organ transplant recipients.
Describe the risks and benefits associated with the use of probiotics in the immunocompromised patient population.

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