Learn which gastrointestinal combination drugs have generic versions, how to save money with alternatives, and what new treatments like vonoprazan mean for your treatment options. Practical, up-to-date advice for patients.
Switching pharmacies? Know what info to give and what rules apply-especially for controlled substances. Learn the DEA’s 2023 transfer rules, what can and can’t be moved, and how to avoid common mistakes.
Combining aspirin with other blood thinners greatly increases the risk of dangerous bleeding. Learn who should avoid this combo, where bleeding occurs, and what to do if you're already on both.
Learn how to safely prepare your child for surgery with pre-op medications. Discover fasting rules, common sedatives like midazolam and ketamine, which meds to keep taking, and how to avoid common mistakes that put kids at risk.
Long-term opioid use can suppress testosterone production, leading to fatigue, low libido, muscle loss, and increased health risks. Learn the symptoms, testing methods, and treatment options-including testosterone replacement and lifestyle changes-for opioid-induced hypogonadism.
Track pediatric doses safely with apps and dosing charts to prevent dangerous errors. Learn which tools work best for parents and providers, how to use them correctly, and what to avoid.
Learn which postpartum pain medications are safe while breastfeeding, which ones to avoid, and how to manage pain without risking your baby's health. Safe options include acetaminophen and ibuprofen; codeine and tramadol are dangerous.
Compare Seroquel (quetiapine) with alternatives like olanzapine, risperidone, aripiprazole, and ziprasidone. Learn which works best for sleep, mood, psychosis, and weight management, plus non-drug options and how to switch safely.
Compare Evista (raloxifene) with bisphosphonates, aromatase inhibitors, and newer drugs for osteoporosis and breast cancer prevention. Learn which option works best for your risk profile in 2025.
Green tea can affect warfarin's effectiveness by changing INR levels due to its vitamin K content. Learn how much is safe, why matcha is riskier, and what to do if you drink it regularly.