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We cut through the jargon so you can understand what a drug does, how to take it, and what to watch out for. Every article follows our Advice, Guidance & Dosage (AGD) format: a short overview, clear dosage ranges, key side effects, and real‑world safety tips.

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Browse eight main categories, from Medications & Treatments to Skin Care. Need a quick look at a prescription? Check our guides on Ativan (lorazepam), Aciphex (rabeprazole), Bupron SR (bupropion), or Sartel (telmisartan). Want to know if noni juice or tannic acid supplements are worth it? Our supplement pages break down the science, dosing, and red flags.

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Safe Use of Cough and Cold Products in Kids Under 6: What Parents Need to Know
Safe Use of Cough and Cold Products in Kids Under 6: What Parents Need to Know

Cough and cold medicines for kids under six don't work and can be dangerous. Learn what actually helps, what to avoid, and when to call a doctor - backed by medical experts.

Feb 3 2026

Bioequivalence Explained: FDA Requirements to Prove Generic Drug Equivalence
Bioequivalence Explained: FDA Requirements to Prove Generic Drug Equivalence

Bioequivalence is the scientific standard the FDA uses to ensure generic drugs work the same as brand-name versions. It's not about ingredient amounts-it's about how your body absorbs and uses the drug. Here's how it works.

Jan 31 2026

When Pharmacists Should Flag Problematic Generic Medications
When Pharmacists Should Flag Problematic Generic Medications

Generics save money but aren't always interchangeable. Pharmacists must know when to flag problematic substitutions - especially for narrow therapeutic index drugs like levothyroxine and warfarin - to protect patient safety.

Jan 30 2026

Insulin Types and Regimens: How to Choose the Right Diabetes Medication
Insulin Types and Regimens: How to Choose the Right Diabetes Medication

Choosing the right insulin for diabetes depends on your type of diabetes, lifestyle, and budget. Learn how basal-bolus regimens, analog vs. human insulin, and new options like once-weekly insulin affect your health and daily life.

Jan 29 2026

Foodborne Illnesses: Common Pathogens and How to Stay Safe
Foodborne Illnesses: Common Pathogens and How to Stay Safe

Foodborne illnesses affect millions each year. Learn which pathogens are most dangerous, how they spread, and the five science-backed steps to protect yourself and your family.

Jan 28 2026

Antibiotic Stewardship at Home: How to Finish Your Course and Dispose of Leftovers Safely
Antibiotic Stewardship at Home: How to Finish Your Course and Dispose of Leftovers Safely

Learn how to safely complete your antibiotic course and dispose of leftovers to prevent resistance. Practical tips for home use, expert guidelines, and what to do when you feel better.

Jan 27 2026

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia and Decongestants: What You Need to Know About Urinary Retention Risk
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia and Decongestants: What You Need to Know About Urinary Retention Risk

Men with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) face a hidden risk from common decongestants like pseudoephedrine, which can trigger acute urinary retention. Learn why, how to avoid it, and what safer alternatives work.

Jan 23 2026

How to Coordinate School Nurses for Daily Pediatric Medications
How to Coordinate School Nurses for Daily Pediatric Medications

Coordinating daily pediatric medications in schools requires strict adherence to the Five Rights, proper documentation, trained staff, and legal compliance. Learn how school nurses ensure safety, reduce errors, and support children with chronic conditions.

Jan 22 2026

OTC Antacids and Antibiotics: How They Reduce Absorption and Risk Treatment Failure
OTC Antacids and Antibiotics: How They Reduce Absorption and Risk Treatment Failure

OTC antacids can drastically reduce antibiotic absorption, leading to treatment failure. Learn which antibiotics are most affected, how to time doses safely, and what alternatives work better.

Jan 21 2026

Corticosteroids: When Short-Term Relief Outweighs Long-Term Risks
Corticosteroids: When Short-Term Relief Outweighs Long-Term Risks

Corticosteroids offer fast relief for inflammation but carry serious long-term risks like bone loss, diabetes, and infections. Learn when they’re necessary, how to minimize harm, and what alternatives exist.

Jan 19 2026

OTC Diarrhea Treatments: When to Use and When to See a Doctor
OTC Diarrhea Treatments: When to Use and When to See a Doctor

Learn when to use OTC diarrhea treatments like Imodium and Pepto-Bismol-and when to see a doctor. Avoid dangerous mistakes and know the signs of serious illness.

Jan 18 2026

Drug-Resistant Bacteria and Repeated Antibiotic Use: What Really Happens Over Time
Drug-Resistant Bacteria and Repeated Antibiotic Use: What Really Happens Over Time

Repeated antibiotic use is fueling the rise of drug-resistant bacteria, making once-treatable infections deadly. Learn how superbugs like CRE and MRSA are spreading, why new drugs are scarce, and what real solutions are working.

Jan 16 2026