IBUPROFEN
THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UNEXPECTED
You might not have seen much media coverage about ibuprofen safety concerns, but as recently as October 2024, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued recalls for several ibuprofen products due to manufacturing quality issues, including the presence of unknown impurities and cross-contamination.
Ibuprofen: The Good, The Bad, and The Unexpected takes you on a comprehensive journey through one of the most commonly used pain relievers in modern medicine. From its benefits and potential risks to surprising effects you are unlikely to expect, this book provides a balanced and thorough exploration backed by extensive research and expert insights.
The comprehensive guide to ibuprofen
After three years of working on this book it is finally released on May 27th.
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Meet The BOOK Team
Gaia Soldano
2nd-year undergraduate in Systems & Synthetic Biology, UC Davis
Christina Vyvoda
3rd-year undergraduate in Global Disease Biology, UC Davis
Mackenzie Trpcic
B.S. in Psychology, UC Davis; M.Sc. in Kinesiology (specializing in Exercise & Health Physiology) at the University of Calgary; currently a Clinical Research Assistant at London Health Sciences Centre
Vanessa Su
B.S. in Biotechnology, UC Davis
Omnia Ali
4th-year undergraduate in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, UC Davis
Celeste Do
B.S. in Biomedical Engineering, UC Davis
Emily Barson, 3rd-year undergraduate in Cell Biology, UC Davis
Priyanka Basu, B.S. in NPB, UC Davis; currently a 3rd-year medical student at Texas A&M School of Medicine
Igor Bejenari, B.S. in Human Biology, UC Davis; currently a Pathology Lab Assistant III at Sutter Health
Jillian Cellucci, B.S., UC Davis; currently a Pediatric Vision Research Associate & Institutional Review Board Administrator at Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research Institute
Ryan Dulong, B.S. in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology, University of Washington
Daisaku Edwards, B.S. in NPB, UC Davis; currently an EMT at Falcon Ambulance
Jaime Morales Gallardo, B.S. in Global Disease Biology & B.A. in Chicana/o Studies, UC Davis
Emily G. Gartrell, B.A. in Psychology, UCLA; currently a first-year medical student at Tufts University School of Medicine
Massie Gardizi, B.S. in NPB, UC Davis
Timothy Gutierrez, B.S. in NPB, UC Davis
Christina Jung, B.S., in NPB, UC Davis; currently a research technician, Novo Nordisk
Cierra Hall, B.S. in Cell Biology, UC Davis, Clinical Histocompatibility Scientist, Cypress, California
Tan Hua, B.S. in NPB with Minors in Public Health Sciences & Sociology, UC Davis; currently an Assistant Specialist at UC Davis Health Department of Otolaryngology