Author: Lydia Penhaligon
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29 Nov
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28 Nov
OTC Diarrhea Treatments: When to Use and When to See a Doctor
Learn when to use OTC diarrhea treatments like loperamide and Pepto-Bismol-and when to call a doctor. Safe dosing, red flags, and real risks explained. -
26 Nov
Drug Holidays: When Taking a Break from Medication Can Help - and When It’s Dangerous
Drug holidays can help manage side effects like sexual dysfunction or appetite loss - but only when planned with a doctor. Learn which medications allow safe breaks, when they’re dangerous, and how to do it right. -
25 Nov
Who Actually Makes Authorized Generics? The Real Story Behind the Labels
Authorized generics are made by the same companies that produce brand-name drugs, using the same factories and processes. Learn who really makes them and why it matters for your health and wallet. -
24 Nov
How to Talk to Your Doctor About Generic vs. Brand-Name Medications
Learn how to talk to your doctor about generic vs. brand-name medications, why generics are just as effective, and how asking the right questions can save you money without compromising your health. -
21 Nov
High Cholesterol: What You Need to Know About Hypercholesterolemia
High cholesterol, or hypercholesterolemia, is a silent risk for heart disease. Learn the difference between genetic and lifestyle causes, what the numbers mean, how statins work, and what you can do now to protect your heart. -
19 Nov
Intentional Overdose: Mental Health Support and Crisis Resources You Can Trust
Intentional overdose is a critical mental health crisis. Learn how 988, Crisis Text Line, and community resources are saving lives-and what’s at risk if funding cuts go through. -
17 Nov
Quality concerns: when clinicians question generic manufacturing
Clinicians are raising alarms about generic drug quality as manufacturing shifts overseas. Studies show higher adverse events with Indian-made generics, while FDA inspections remain inconsistent. What patients and doctors need to know. -
17 Nov
How to Reduce Pill Burden with Combination Medications for Seniors
Combination medications help seniors take fewer pills each day, improving adherence and lowering risks from missed doses. Learn how fixed-dose combos work, their benefits, when to ask your doctor, and what’s coming next. -
17 Nov
Agranulocytosis Caused by Medications: Infection Risks and Monitoring
Agranulocytosis is a dangerous drop in white blood cells caused by certain medications. Learn which drugs pose the highest risk, how to spot early signs of infection, and why strict blood monitoring can save your life. -
13 Nov
Insulin Allergies: How to Recognize and Handle Injection Reactions
Insulin allergies are rare but serious. Learn how to spot the signs of injection reactions, what causes them, and how to keep using insulin safely without risking life-threatening complications. -
30 Oct
Compare Betoptic (Betaxolol) with Alternatives for Glaucoma Treatment
Compare Betoptic (betaxolol) with top glaucoma alternatives like latanoprost, timolol, and netarsudil. Learn which works best for your pressure, health, and lifestyle - with real patient insights and NHS prescribing facts.
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