Author: Jonathan Neal
How to Time Medication Doses to Reduce Infant Exposure During Breastfeeding
Learn how to time your medication doses to reduce your baby’s exposure while breastfeeding. Safe, science-backed strategies for pain relievers, antidepressants, and more - so you can stay healthy and keep nursing.
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Post-Market Surveillance: How the FDA Monitors Generic Drugs After Approval
The FDA monitors generic drugs after approval using real-world data, patient reports, and AI tools to catch safety issues that clinical trials miss. Learn how FAERS, Sentinel, and MedWatch keep millions of users safe.
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Licorice Root and Blood Pressure Medications: How It Reduces Effectiveness
Licorice root can reduce the effectiveness of blood pressure medications by raising sodium levels and lowering potassium, leading to dangerous spikes in blood pressure. Even small daily amounts can interfere with common drugs like lisinopril and amlodipine.
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Emotional Blunting from SSRIs: What It Is and How to Fix It
Emotional blunting from SSRIs affects 40-60% of users, causing numbness, loss of joy, and detachment. Learn why it happens, who it impacts most, and proven ways to fix it - from dose reduction to switching meds.
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How Generic Drugs Save Billions in the U.S. Healthcare System
Generic drugs saved the U.S. healthcare system $482 billion in 2024 by making up 90% of prescriptions at just 12% of the cost. Learn how generics and biosimilars cut drug prices, who benefits, and why more savings are still possible.
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Gastrointestinal Medications: Why Absorption Problems Affect Your Treatment
Many gastrointestinal medications fail because of poor absorption in the gut. Learn how pH, food, disease, and formulation affect drug effectiveness-and what you can do about it.
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Why You Shouldn't Store Medications in the Bathroom: Risks, Science, and Better Storage Options
Storing medications in the bathroom can reduce their effectiveness and create serious health risks. Learn why humidity and heat destroy pills, which drugs are most vulnerable, and where to store them safely instead.
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Medicare Part D Substitution: What You Can and Can't Swap Under Current Rules
Understand how Medicare Part D substitution works in 2025 - what drugs can be swapped, how formularies control your choices, and how the $2,000 out-of-pocket cap changes everything. Know your rights and protect your health.
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Otitis Externa: Swimmer’s Ear Causes and Drops That Actually Work
Swimmer’s ear is a painful outer ear infection caused by moisture and bacteria. Learn what causes it, which ear drops actually work, how to use them correctly, and how to prevent it from coming back.
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Tinea Versicolor: How to Stop Yeast Overgrowth and Prevent Recurrence
Tinea versicolor is a common yeast overgrowth on the skin that causes discolored patches. Learn how to treat it with antifungal shampoos and prevent it from coming back with simple monthly care.
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