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How to Spot a Pharmacy Labeling Error Before Taking a Medication
January 14, 2026
How to Spot a Pharmacy Labeling Error Before Taking a Medication

Learn how to spot pharmacy labeling errors before taking your medication. Check drug names, strengths, and indications to avoid dangerous mistakes that could harm your health.

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Metformin Extended-Release vs Immediate-Release: Which Is Easier on Your Stomach?
January 13, 2026
Metformin Extended-Release vs Immediate-Release: Which Is Easier on Your Stomach?

Metformin extended-release (XR) reduces stomach side effects like diarrhea and nausea compared to immediate-release (IR), helping more people stay on their diabetes medication. Learn the key differences, real-world data, and when to switch.

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180-Day Exclusivity and Authorized Generics: Legal Considerations in U.S. Drug Market
January 12, 2026
180-Day Exclusivity and Authorized Generics: Legal Considerations in U.S. Drug Market

The 180-day exclusivity rule for generic drugs was meant to reward patent challengers-but authorized generics let brand-name companies undercut them. Here's how the law works, why it's broken, and what’s being done to fix it.

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Sleep Medications and Sedatives in Seniors: Safer Sleep Strategies
January 11, 2026
Sleep Medications and Sedatives in Seniors: Safer Sleep Strategies

Sleep medications for seniors carry serious risks - falls, dementia, confusion. Safer alternatives like CBT-I and low-dose doxepin exist. Learn which drugs to avoid and what actually works for long-term, healthy sleep in older adults.

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Fluoroquinolones and Tendon Rupture: What You Need to Know About the Risks
January 10, 2026
Fluoroquinolones and Tendon Rupture: What You Need to Know About the Risks

Fluoroquinolone antibiotics can cause sudden, serious tendon rupture-especially in older adults and those on steroids. Know the risks, signs, and safer alternatives before taking these drugs.

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Immunosuppressants and Cancer History: What You Need to Know About Recurrence Risk
January 9, 2026
Immunosuppressants and Cancer History: What You Need to Know About Recurrence Risk

New research shows immunosuppressants don't increase cancer recurrence risk, even if started within five years of treatment. Learn what drugs are safe, when to restart them, and how to monitor your health.

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Urticaria: How Hives Work, Common Triggers, and What Antihistamines Really Do
January 7, 2026
Urticaria: How Hives Work, Common Triggers, and What Antihistamines Really Do

Urticaria, or hives, is a common skin reaction caused by histamine release. Learn how triggers work, why antihistamines help-and when they’re not enough. Discover new treatments like remibrutinib and omalizumab that are changing outcomes for chronic sufferers.

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Vaccinations on Blood Thinners: How to Avoid Bruising and Bleeding
January 6, 2026
Vaccinations on Blood Thinners: How to Avoid Bruising and Bleeding

Vaccinations are safe for people on blood thinners, but improper technique can cause bruising and bleeding. Learn the right needle size, pressure duration, and dosing tips to avoid complications and stay protected.

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Negotiated Rebates on Generics: What Insurance Actually Pays
January 5, 2026
Negotiated Rebates on Generics: What Insurance Actually Pays

Generic drugs don’t come with big rebates-but hidden fees called spread pricing let PBMs profit from what insurance pays. Learn how the real cost works and why your copay doesn’t tell the whole story.

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Combination Cholesterol Therapy with Reduced Statin Doses: A Smarter Way to Lower LDL
January 4, 2026
Combination Cholesterol Therapy with Reduced Statin Doses: A Smarter Way to Lower LDL

Combination cholesterol therapy with reduced statin doses lowers LDL more safely than high-dose statins alone. Adding ezetimibe or bempedoic acid helps patients reach targets with fewer side effects and better adherence.

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