The pharmacological needs of older adults present unique challenges due to age-related changes in drug metabolism, polypharmacy, and comorbidities. This book examines the principles of geriatric pharmacology, focusing on optimizing drug regimens, minimizing adverse effects, and improving medication adherence. It highlights the importance of a patient-centered approach and provides practical strategies for managing pharmacological care in the aging population.
Mason Warren is an expert dermatologist specializing in pharmacology within geriatric care, focusing on the unique medication needs of elderly patients with dermatological conditions. His research explores how aging affects drug metabolism, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics, influencing the efficacy and safety of dermatological treatments in older populations. Mason has published extensively on optimizing pharmacological therapies for geriatric patients, addressing issues such as polypharmacy, drug interactions, and age-related skin changes. He has developed comprehensive pharmacological protocols that tailor treatments to the specific needs of elderly patients.