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Emily Sabbagh

At a comprehensive cancer center in New Haven, Connecticut, Emily Sabbagh, PharmD, BCOP, serves as an oncology clinical pharmacist. Over the past 10 years, Sabbagh has reviewed chemotherapy regimens, monitored drug interactions, and counseled patients who are beginning targeted therapies or biologics. She received her doctor of pharmacy degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and works alongside oncologists to help manage medication side effects throughout treatment.

MOTS-c Side Effects: Potential Risks and Reactions
Hydrophilic Statins: What They Are and How They Differ
KIT Inhibitor: How It Works, Uses, and Side Effects
EGFR Inhibitors: The Mechanism of Action
What Are Ketoanalogues and How Do They Work?
Pomalidomide vs. Lenalidomide: What Are the Differences?
What Is an Antiproliferative Agent and How Does It Work?
What Is the Akt Inhibitor Capivasertib?
Palbociclib’s Mechanism of Action Explained
Gedatolisib: A Potent PI3K/mTOR Pathway Inhibitor
FDA Approved Bispecific Antibodies: A Revolutionary Approach
What Is the Asciminib Mechanism of Action?
Nirogacestat for Desmoid Tumors: Efficacy & Side Effects
Zongertinib: Mechanism, Cancer Uses, and Side Effects
Obinutuzumab vs. Rituximab: Key Differences Explained
How Does Fenbendazole Work Against Parasites and Cancer
What Are BRAF Inhibitors and How Do They Work?
What Are Kinase Inhibitors and How Do They Work?
Obinutuzumab vs Rituximab: Key Differences in Therapy
Gemcitabine’s Mechanism of Action (MOA) Explained
How Does Lynparza Work? PARP Inhibition Explained
Why Is Megestrol a High-Risk Medication for Elderly?
Obatoclax: Mechanism, Potential Uses, and Side Effects
What Is the Mechanism of Action of Axitinib?
What Is the Mechanism of Action of Osimertinib?
Momelotinib’s Mechanism of Action for Myelofibrosis
What Is Plerixafor’s Mechanism of Action?
Pamiparib for Cancer: Uses, Mechanism, and Side Effects
The Chemical Structure of Lenalidomide and Its Function
Why Do Bisphosphonates Cause Bone Pain?