Category: Medications - Page 3

Drug Allergies: Penicillin, NSAIDs, and Desensitization Protocols Explained 11 December 2025
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Drug Allergies: Penicillin, NSAIDs, and Desensitization Protocols Explained

Most people with penicillin allergies aren't truly allergic-testing can prove it. Learn how NSAID and penicillin allergies work, how desensitization protocols safely restore drug tolerance, and why this matters for your health and treatment options.

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Verbal Prescriptions: Best Practices for Clarity and Safety in Healthcare 10 December 2025
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Verbal Prescriptions: Best Practices for Clarity and Safety in Healthcare

Verbal prescriptions are still common in healthcare but carry high risks. Learn proven best practices - like read-back verification, phonetic spelling, and avoiding abbreviations - to prevent deadly medication errors.

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How to Decide When to Replace Expired OTC First-Aid Medications 7 December 2025
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How to Decide When to Replace Expired OTC First-Aid Medications

Learn which expired OTC first-aid meds are safe to use and which ones can be dangerous. Get clear guidelines on when to replace epinephrine, pain relievers, creams, and more - backed by FDA data and real-world studies.

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Warfarin and Antibiotics: How Common Drugs Can Spike Your INR Risk 6 December 2025
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Warfarin and Antibiotics: How Common Drugs Can Spike Your INR Risk

Warfarin and certain antibiotics can dangerously raise your INR, increasing bleeding risk. Learn which antibiotics are risky, why the delay matters, and how to protect yourself with timely testing.

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How to Use Pharmacy Delivery and Mail-Order for Convenience 5 December 2025
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How to Use Pharmacy Delivery and Mail-Order for Convenience

Learn how pharmacy delivery and mail-order services improve medication adherence with 90-day refills, lower costs, and home delivery-perfect for chronic conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure, and cholesterol.

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Post-Market Surveillance: How the FDA Monitors Generic Drugs After Approval 3 December 2025
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Post-Market Surveillance: How the FDA Monitors Generic Drugs After Approval

The FDA monitors generic drugs after approval using real-world data, adverse event reports, and AI tools to ensure ongoing safety. Learn how systems like FAERS and Sentinel catch problems that clinical trials miss.

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Over-the-Counter Medications: NSAIDs, Acetaminophen, and Antihistamines Explained for Safe Use 2 December 2025
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Over-the-Counter Medications: NSAIDs, Acetaminophen, and Antihistamines Explained for Safe Use

Learn how to safely use common OTC medications like NSAIDs, acetaminophen, and antihistamines. Avoid overdose, liver damage, and dangerous interactions with clear dosing rules and real-world advice.

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Hatch-Waxman Act: How It Shaped Generic Drugs in the U.S. 1 December 2025
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Hatch-Waxman Act: How It Shaped Generic Drugs in the U.S.

The Hatch-Waxman Act created the modern system for generic drug approval in the U.S., balancing innovation and affordability. It cut drug costs by billions while keeping new drugs coming. Here's how it works-and why it's still vital today.

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Global Biosimilar Markets: Europe vs United States - Key Differences and Future Growth 1 December 2025
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Global Biosimilar Markets: Europe vs United States - Key Differences and Future Growth

Europe led the biosimilar market since 2006, but the U.S. is now catching up fast after key regulatory changes in 2024. Learn how differences in approval, pricing, and adoption shape the future of affordable biologic drugs.

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How to Use OpenFDA and FAERS APIs to Access Drug Side Effect Reports 1 December 2025
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How to Use OpenFDA and FAERS APIs to Access Drug Side Effect Reports

Learn how to use the OpenFDA and FAERS APIs to access real-world drug side effect reports. Free, official data from the FDA for researchers, developers, and curious patients.

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