I’m building a set of clear, engaging educational resources that explain how key drug classes affect men’s health—from molecular mechanisms to real-world clinical application. My goal is to make complex pharmacology memorable for fellow medical students who are preparing for exams and early clinical rotations. What I need: • Well-structured educational materials (concise study guides, slide decks, quick-reference charts) that cover topics such as androgen therapy, PDE-5 inhibitors, benign-prostatic-hyperplasia agents, and emerging therapeutics. • Content writing and documentation grounded in high-quality evidence—please cite current literature, clinical guidelines, and landmark trials. • Explanations pitched at a medical-student level: assume solid basic-science knowledge but limited clinical experience. • Visual aids or simple graphics that reinforce mechanisms of action, pharmacokinetics, adverse-effect profiles, and key drug interactions. Scope and workflow: 1. We agree on an outline of modules. 2. You draft one sample section; I review for tone, depth, and reference style. 3. Upon approval, you complete the remaining sections, delivering editable files (Word/Google Docs) plus any slide decks in PowerPoint or Keynote. 4. A quick round of revisions ensures accuracy and consistency. Helpful skills: • Pharmacology or life-science background • Experience distilling primary research into student-friendly language • Familiarity with citation managers (e.g., Zotero, EndNote) and simple illustration tools (Canva, BioRender) If you love turning dense pharmacologic data into digestible study material, I’d enjoy collaborating and crediting your contribution in the final package.