Keep Pregnant and Nursing Patients Safe Around Tetracyclines

March 2025

Tetracycline antibiotic safety in pregnancy and breastfeeding is still tricky to decipher.

Tetracyclines were discovered in the 1940s...but there still isn’t much safety evidence for this patient population.

Multiple products are on the market...including older (doxycycline, minocycline, etc) and newer options (tigecycline, omadacycline, etc).

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Table of Contents

Pneumonia Help Put a “CAP” on Rising Pneumonia Rates
Insulin Support Safe Transitions From IV Insulin in the ICU
Hazardous Meds Know the Latest Updates to the NIOSH Hazardous Meds List
Critical Care Streamline Midodrine for Weaning Pressors in the ICU
Acute Care Which Kit Is a Hit? Examining Physical and Virtual Med Kits
Antibiotics Keep Pregnant and Nursing Patients Safe Around Tetracyclines
Acute Care Watch for Suzetrigine Orders for Pain
Tuberculosis Prevent Mix-Ups With Meds for Active Tuberculosis