Switching back from a generic to a brand-name medication can be necessary if you experience side effects or therapeutic failure. Learn how to document your case, get insurance approval, and safely return to the brand you need.
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DPP-4 inhibitors help control blood sugar in type 2 diabetes but carry a rare but serious risk of pancreatitis. Learn the signs, the evidence, and what to do if you're taking one.
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Using two patient identifiers in the pharmacy is a proven way to prevent deadly medication errors. Learn how this simple rule, backed by The Joint Commission and real-world data, saves lives-and what happens when it’s ignored.
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Learn how to report a bad reaction to a medication with the FDA. Step-by-step guide for patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers to submit adverse event reports through MedWatch and help improve drug safety.
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Long-term steroid use can cause serious eye damage, including cataracts and glaucoma - often without symptoms. Learn how to spot the risks, who's most vulnerable, and what steps to take to protect your vision.
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SSRIs are effective for depression and anxiety, but combining them with certain painkillers, supplements, or antibiotics can trigger serotonin syndrome-a dangerous, sometimes fatal condition. Know the risks and how to stay safe.
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Keep a complete, up-to-date medication list to prevent dangerous errors, improve communication with doctors, and reduce hospital visits. Includes what to include, how to build it, and why it matters.
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Learn how one medication can change how another works in your body-without you even knowing. Simple, practical tips to avoid dangerous drug interactions and stay safe.
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Learn how early peanut introduction can reduce peanut allergy risk by up to 98%. Discover the latest NIAID guidelines, safe feeding methods, and why timing matters for infants at all risk levels.
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Pharmacists prevent over 200,000 medication errors annually by catching mistakes in prescriptions before they reach patients. Learn how they do it-and why their role is irreplaceable.
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