Category: Medications - Page 2
Published on Dec 20
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Theophylline has a narrow safety window, and common drugs like cimetidine, fluvoxamine, and allopurinol can dangerously reduce its clearance, leading to life-threatening toxicity. Learn which meds to avoid and how to stay safe.
Published on Dec 19
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Digital pill sensors track whether you swallow your medication and can now detect early signs of side effects. Used in mental health, HIV, and chronic disease care, they offer real-time adherence data - but raise privacy and cost concerns.
Published on Dec 18
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Doctors overwhelmingly recommend generic medications because they're just as effective and save patients hundreds of dollars. Yet many still refuse them. Here's why - and what you can do about it.
Published on Dec 17
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Learn how to manage constipation caused by common medications like opioids, antihistamines, and blood pressure pills-without stopping your treatment. Evidence-based strategies that actually work.
Published on Dec 16
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Learn how to safely store high-risk medications like opioids and sedatives to prevent accidental overdoses in children, teens, and visitors. Simple steps can save lives.
Published on Dec 15
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The FDA's 2023-2025 updates to generic drug approvals prioritize U.S.-made medications to fix supply chain gaps. Faster approvals, fewer shortages, and lower prices are the goal - but it's not without cost.
Published on Dec 11
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Learn how to properly verify medication dose changes and avoid dangerous miscommunications in healthcare. Discover proven protocols, tech tools, and communication strategies that reduce errors and protect patients.
Published on Dec 10
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Switching from brand-name to generic medication saves money without sacrificing effectiveness for most people. Learn what to expect, when to be cautious, and how to monitor your health after the switch.
Published on Dec 7
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Generic drugs look different from brand-name ones due to trademark laws, not quality differences. Learn why color, shape, and size change - and why it's still safe and effective.
Published on Dec 5
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Bioequivalence waivers let generic drug makers skip costly human trials when lab tests prove their pills behave like the brand. Learn how the FDA uses BCS classification and dissolution data to approve generics faster - safely and scientifically.