Accidental double-dosing of medications is a silent danger in homes, leading to overdoses and hospital visits. Learn simple, proven strategies - from pill organizers to digital reminders - to keep yourself and your loved ones safe.
Most antibiotics don't affect birth control pills-only rifampin, rifabutin, and griseofulvin do. Learn the facts behind the myth, what drugs really interfere, and what you should do to stay protected.
Combining SSRIs with anticoagulants increases bleeding risk by 33%, especially in the first month. Learn how platelet effects drive this interaction, which drugs carry the highest risk, and what alternatives exist.
Whistleblower laws protect workers who report illegal or unethical behavior at work. Learn what counts as protected reporting, how to avoid retaliation, and what changes are coming in 2025-including California’s new posting rule and federal AI protections.
Opioids can help seniors manage pain-but only when used carefully. Learn the safest options, proper dosing, monitoring tips, and what to avoid to prevent dangerous side effects in older adults.
Taking meds with or without food can make the difference between them working-or failing. Learn which drugs need an empty stomach, which need food, and why it matters for your health.
Canada's generic drug system keeps prices stable and shortages rare, but often costs more than U.S. generics. The U.S. has lower prices but frequent shortages. Here's how the two systems work-and why neither is clearly better.
Learn why floaters happen after cataract surgery and how to tell if they're normal. Discover warning signs, management tips, and when to seek urgent care for better eye health recovery.
Understanding the unique challenges in testing bioequivalence for combination products like fixed-dose combos and drug-device systems. Learn why generic versions take longer to approve and the latest regulatory solutions.
Real-world insights from providers on generic medications: when they work, when they don’t, and how to navigate substitutions safely. Based on FDA data, clinical studies, and frontline experience.