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JanuaryHow to Use Medicare Extra Help to Save on Generic Prescriptions
Medicare Extra Help cuts generic prescription costs to $4.90 per fill with no deductible or premium. Learn who qualifies, how to apply, and how to avoid losing benefits. Save hundreds or thousands a year on essential meds.
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JanuaryMelanoma: How Early Detection and Immunotherapy Are Saving Lives in 2026
Melanoma survival rates jump from 32% to 99% when caught early. In 2026, AI-powered tools, wearable patches, and advanced immunotherapies are transforming detection and treatment-making early action more critical than ever.
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JanuaryPerimenopause and Mood: How Hormonal Shifts Affect Emotions and What You Can Do
Perimenopause can trigger intense mood swings due to hormonal shifts affecting serotonin, GABA, and brain chemistry. Learn how estrogen drops impact emotions, what treatments actually work, and how to find the right care.
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JanuaryClinical Trial Eligibility: How Biomarkers Shape Inclusion Criteria in Cancer Care
Biomarkers now determine who qualifies for cancer clinical trials. Learn how precision medicine is reshaping eligibility, why so many patients are turned away, and what’s being done to make trials faster and fairer.
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JanuaryMultiple Sclerosis: What It Is, How It Works, and What You Can Do
Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system attacks the nervous system, causing fatigue, numbness, and mobility issues. Learn how it works, the four types, current treatments, and what life looks like today for those living with it.
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JanuaryBlood Pressure Medication Safety in Older Adults: How to Avoid Orthostatic Hypotension Risks
Learn how to avoid dangerous drops in blood pressure when standing up, a common but preventable side effect of hypertension meds in seniors. Discover which drugs are safest and what steps to take now.
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JanuaryBreakfast Timing and Extended-Release Medications: Why Consistency Matters
Breakfast timing can drastically affect how extended-release medications like CONCERTA and ADDERALL XR work. Consistency matters more than the meal itself - here's what actually impacts absorption, side effects, and daily performance.
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JanuaryHow to Bring a Caregiver or Advocate to Medication Appointments
Bringing a caregiver or advocate to medication appointments reduces errors, improves understanding, and boosts safety. Learn how to prepare, what to ask, and how to handle resistance from providers.
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JanuaryFood Allergies: Understanding IgE Reactions and How to Prevent Anaphylaxis
Learn how IgE-mediated food allergies trigger anaphylaxis, which foods are most dangerous, and the latest science-backed strategies to prevent reactions-especially in infants. Includes practical steps for families and updates on immunotherapy and emerging treatments.
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JanuaryHow to Prepare for a Medication Discussion with Your OB/GYN During Pregnancy or Breastfeeding
Learn how to prepare for a medication discussion with your OB/GYN during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Know what to bring, what to ask, and which drugs are safe-or risky-so you can protect your health and your baby’s.
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JanuaryGabapentinoids and Opioids Together: What You Need to Know About Respiratory Depression Risk
Combining gabapentinoids with opioids increases the risk of dangerous respiratory depression. Learn who’s most at risk, what the evidence shows, and how to stay safe if you’re on this combination.
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JanuaryStatins and Grapefruit: Why This Combo Can Raise Your Risk of Muscle Damage
Grapefruit can dangerously increase statin levels in your blood, raising the risk of muscle damage. Learn which statins are risky, why timing doesn't help, and safer alternatives.
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