Archive: 2025/12

Decongestants with Antihistamines: What You Need to Know About Safety Risks
Decongestants with Antihistamines: What You Need to Know About Safety Risks

Combination decongestant-antihistamine meds like Zyrtec-D and Claritin-D offer quick relief but carry real risks-drowsiness, high blood pressure, and overdose. Learn who should avoid them and safer alternatives.

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Herbal Supplements That Interact with Common Prescription Drugs
Herbal Supplements That Interact with Common Prescription Drugs

Many herbal supplements can dangerously interfere with common prescription drugs like blood thinners, antidepressants, and HIV medications. Learn which ones pose the highest risks and what steps to take to stay safe.

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Generic Drug Absorption Rates: What the 80-125% Rule Really Means
Generic Drug Absorption Rates: What the 80-125% Rule Really Means

The 80-125% rule for generic drugs isn't about ingredient amount - it's a strict statistical measure of how your body absorbs the medicine. Learn what it really means and why generics work just as well as brand names.

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Uremic Symptoms: Nausea, Itch, and When to Start Dialysis
Uremic Symptoms: Nausea, Itch, and When to Start Dialysis

Uremic symptoms like nausea and severe itching signal advanced kidney failure. Learn when these signs mean it's time to start dialysis, how they affect daily life, and what treatments actually work.

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Chronic Bronchitis: How to Manage Cough, Sputum, and Quit Smoking for Better Lung Health
Chronic Bronchitis: How to Manage Cough, Sputum, and Quit Smoking for Better Lung Health

Chronic bronchitis causes persistent cough and mucus, often due to smoking. Quitting tobacco is the most effective way to slow progression. Learn about proven treatments, pulmonary rehab, and how to manage symptoms for better daily life.

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Antipsychotics and Stroke Risk in Seniors with Dementia: What Doctors Won’t Always Tell You
Antipsychotics and Stroke Risk in Seniors with Dementia: What Doctors Won’t Always Tell You

Antipsychotics for dementia patients increase stroke risk by 80%-even after short use. Despite FDA warnings, they're still widely prescribed. Learn why they're dangerous and what safer alternatives actually work.

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How Buyers Use Generic Drug Competition to Lower Prescription Prices
How Buyers Use Generic Drug Competition to Lower Prescription Prices

Generic drug competition is the most powerful tool for lowering prescription prices. Learn how buyers like Medicare use it to force down costs-even for brand-name drugs-and why more competition means better savings for patients.

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Coping Strategies for Long-Term Chronic Medication Use: How to Stay on Track When You Can’t Quit
Coping Strategies for Long-Term Chronic Medication Use: How to Stay on Track When You Can’t Quit

Learn practical, research-backed coping strategies to stay on track with long-term chronic medication use. Discover what works, what doesn’t, and how to build a sustainable routine that fits real life.

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Generic Drug Prices: Why Americans Pay Less Than Europeans
Generic Drug Prices: Why Americans Pay Less Than Europeans

Americans pay less for generic drugs than Europeans, but far more for brand-name medications. This paradox stems from two radically different systems - one driven by competition, the other by control.

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Future Economic Trends: Forecasts for Generic Drug Markets
Future Economic Trends: Forecasts for Generic Drug Markets

The global generic drug market is set to grow to over $700 billion by 2030, driven by patent expirations, biosimilars, and cost pressures. Discover how India, China, and regulatory shifts are reshaping affordable healthcare.

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