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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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JanuaryHow Bioequivalence Studies Are Conducted: Step-by-Step Process
Bioequivalence studies prove generic drugs work the same as brand-name versions by measuring how quickly and completely the body absorbs them. This step-by-step process ensures safety, effectiveness, and cost savings.
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JanuaryDSCSA Track-and-Trace: How the U.S. Is Stopping Counterfeit Drugs Before They Reach Patients
The DSCSA track-and-trace system is the U.S. government's solution to stop counterfeit drugs by requiring every prescription package to have a unique digital identifier. Learn how it works, who it affects, and why it's saving lives.
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JanuaryHepatorenal Syndrome: Understanding Kidney Failure in Advanced Liver Disease
Hepatorenal syndrome is a life-threatening kidney failure that occurs in advanced liver disease, triggered by blood flow changes-not direct kidney damage. Early diagnosis and treatment with terlipressin and albumin can save lives, but liver transplant remains the only cure.
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JanuaryHow to Verify Recall Notices and Affected Medication Lots
Learn how to verify drug recall notices and affected medication lots using FDA guidelines, NDC codes, and lot numbers. Essential steps for pharmacists and healthcare providers to ensure patient safety and regulatory compliance.
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JanuaryPrediabetes Diet: How Fiber, Protein, and Glycemic Index Can Stop Type 2 Diabetes
Learn how fiber, protein, and low-glycemic foods can prevent prediabetes from turning into type 2 diabetes. Science-backed tips for real, sustainable changes without extreme diets.
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JanuaryMedication Timers and Apps: Tools to Improve Adherence
Medication timers and apps help people take their prescriptions on time, reducing missed doses and improving health outcomes. With proven effectiveness in clinical studies, these tools offer reminders, tracking, and personalized support-right from your phone.
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JanuaryMedications Requiring Refrigeration: Proper Home Storage Guide
Learn how to properly store refrigerated medications like insulin, vaccines, and biologics at home. Avoid dangerous temperature mistakes that can ruin your meds and harm your health.
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JanuaryUnderstanding Controlled Substance Labels and Schedule Codes
Learn how controlled substance labels and DEA schedule codes work in the U.S., what each schedule means, how prescriptions are handled, and why the system is under review. Essential info for patients and caregivers.
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