Aspirin is no longer recommended for most people to prevent their first heart attack or stroke. Learn who still might benefit from low-dose aspirin, who should avoid it, and what actually works better for heart health.
Learn how to safely store, transport, and dispose of medications during home renovations or moves. Avoid heat damage, child access, and improper disposal with practical, step-by-step guidance.
Proper documentation in manufacturing isn't paperwork-it's your legal proof of quality. Learn GMP record-keeping rules, ALCOA+ principles, common failures, and how to build a compliant system that prevents recalls and audits.
Family history and genetics play a major role in how your body responds to generic drugs. Learn which genes affect drug metabolism, why reactions vary between people, and how testing can prevent dangerous side effects.
Audio resources help visually impaired patients understand medical info independently. From free apps like BARD Mobile to hospital navigation tools, discover how audio access improves safety, compliance, and patient outcomes.
Sulfasalazine helps reduce joint inflammation in reactive arthritis by calming the immune system. It takes weeks to work but can prevent long-term damage when used consistently. Side effects are usually mild, and it's often preferred over stronger drugs for moderate cases.
Neuroleptic malignant syndrome (NMS) is a rare but deadly reaction to antipsychotic drugs, causing muscle rigidity, high fever, and organ failure. Learn the signs, risk factors, and urgent treatment steps that can save lives.
Soy products can reduce levothyroxine absorption by up to 40%, leading to uncontrolled hypothyroidism. Learn how to time your meals and medication to avoid this common interaction.
Sulfonylureas help lower blood sugar but often cause weight gain-especially glimepiride and glyburide. Gliclazide is a better option, and combining them with metformin or lifestyle changes can help. Learn how to manage this side effect long-term.
Zithromax (azithromycin) is commonly prescribed, but amoxicillin, doxycycline, and clarithromycin may be better options depending on your infection. Learn which antibiotic suits your condition and why.
