Dr. Brian Holtry

More Than a Doctor!

When you’re looking up a medication — or trying to understand a diagnosis — it’s not just information you’re after. You want someone who gets it. Someone who knows the science but also knows what it’s like to be on the other side of the screen, feeling uncertain, overwhelmed, or simply searching for real answers.

That’s exactly who Dr. Brian Holtry is.

Dr. Brian Holtry is a U.S.-based medical doctor with over 15 years of experience in clinical practice, with a strong focus on infectious diseases and pharmacology. He graduated from the University of Michigan Medical School and has dedicated his career to making complex medical information easy to understand. Today, he’s one of the leading authors of AntiinfectiveMeds.com, a blog about medicines and diseases, where he combines science with empathy to support readers around the world. Through his articles, Dr. Holtry helps patients and families make informed, confident decisions about their health.

A Midwestern Start with a Lifelong Mission

Dr. Brian Holtry was born and raised in Columbus, Ohio, in a family where compassion was more than just a word — it was a way of life. His father was a teacher, and his mother was a nurse. From an early age, Brian saw how knowledge and care could change people’s lives.

That deep-rooted belief pushed him toward medicine — not for the title, but for the opportunity to explain the “why” behind every prescription, every symptom, and every strange-sounding diagnosis.

He earned his MD from the University of Michigan Medical School, one of the top medical institutions in the country. There, he also developed a strong focus on infectious diseases and pharmacology. After completing his residency, he worked in clinical practice and research for years, balancing textbooks with real-world patient stories.

From Exam Rooms to the Digital World

Brian never planned to become a writer. But over the years, he noticed a pattern:
Patients were more afraid of what they didn’t understand than of the illness itself.

So he started writing — not just for medical journals, but for real people. The kind who Google their medications late at night. The kind who don’t have a medical degree but still need clarity, fast.

Today, Dr. Holtry is proud to be one of the lead contributors to AntiinfectiveMeds.com, a growing resource for reliable, understandable, and science-based medical information. He not only writes in-depth articles about medications and diseases but also helps guide the direction of the blog, ensuring that every piece of content serves the people who need it most.

His goal?

To make the world of anti-infective medicine accessible to everyone, not just healthcare insiders.

Why Readers Trust Dr. Holtry

When you read Brian’s articles, you’re not just getting facts — you’re getting the why behind them, shared with care and zero judgment.

More Than a Doctor

Outside the clinic and the keyboard, Brian is a devoted husband and proud father of two. He still lives in Ohio, where the quiet pace of life gives him the space to think deeply — and write clearly.

He believes medicine isn’t just about curing illness. It’s about building trust, reducing fear, and helping people make informed choices they can feel good about.

What Readers Are Saying

These are real words from people who found clarity, confidence and care through Dr. Holtry’s writing.

“Finally, a medical site that doesn’t scare me.”
I was researching an antibiotic I was prescribed and stumbled across one of Dr. Holtry’s articles. It was detailed but easy to follow, and I actually felt like I understood what I was taking and why. I wish all doctors explained things this way.
— Megan T., California

“Straight answers, no fluff.”
I’ve read a lot of health blogs, but this one stood out. Dr. Holtry gets straight to the point and still manages to be kind and thoughtful. His article helped me understand the risks of a medication I was considering, and now I feel confident talking to my doctor about it.
— David L., Texas

“I trust this site more than most health platforms.”
There’s something very reassuring about the way Dr. Holtry writes. You can tell he’s been a real doctor, not just a copywriter. He explains things like he’s talking to a friend — no complicated words, just facts and support.
— Sophie M., New York

If you’ve ever felt like medical websites talk at you instead of to you —
If you’ve ever wanted straight answers without the scare tactics or fluff —
You’re in the right place.