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Medication Reviews: When Seniors Should Stop or Deprescribe Medicines

Medication Reviews: When Seniors Should Stop or Deprescribe Medicines

  • Feb, 22 2026
  • 1

Many seniors take too many medications, increasing risks of falls, confusion, and hospital stays. Deprescribing - the careful review and stopping of unnecessary drugs - can improve safety, energy, and quality of life. Learn when it’s time to reconsider what’s in the medicine cabinet.

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Antipsychotics and QT-Prolonging Drugs: What You Need to Know About Heart Risks

Antipsychotics and QT-Prolonging Drugs: What You Need to Know About Heart Risks

  • Feb, 17 2026
  • 5

Combining antipsychotics with other QT-prolonging drugs can dangerously stretch the heart's electrical cycle, increasing the risk of life-threatening arrhythmias. Learn which medications are safest, who's at highest risk, and how to prevent sudden cardiac events.

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Barrett’s Esophagus: Understanding Dysplasia Risk and Effective Ablation Options

Barrett’s Esophagus: Understanding Dysplasia Risk and Effective Ablation Options

  • Feb, 16 2026
  • 4

Barrett’s Esophagus increases cancer risk in people with chronic GERD. Learn how dysplasia develops, which ablation methods work best, and why treatment decisions must be personalized to avoid unnecessary procedures.

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Visual Dosing Aids: Syringes, Droppers, and Measuring Tools for Safer Medication Use

Visual Dosing Aids: Syringes, Droppers, and Measuring Tools for Safer Medication Use

  • Feb, 15 2026
  • 5

Visual dosing aids like color-coded syringes and marked droppers reduce medication errors by making doses easy to see and measure. Proven to cut mistakes by over 50%, they’re essential for kids, seniors, and anyone on liquid meds.

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Packaging and Labeling: How to Identify Authorized Generics

Packaging and Labeling: How to Identify Authorized Generics

  • Feb, 10 2026
  • 13

Learn how to identify authorized generics by reading packaging and NDC codes. Save money without sacrificing quality - these are the exact same drugs as brand-name versions, just labeled differently.

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How to Store Inhalers and Nebulizer Medications Safely: Temperature, Humidity, and Common Mistakes

How to Store Inhalers and Nebulizer Medications Safely: Temperature, Humidity, and Common Mistakes

  • Feb, 9 2026
  • 8

Learn the exact temperature, humidity, and storage rules for inhalers and nebulizer medications to ensure they work when you need them most. Avoid common mistakes that can leave you without relief during an asthma attack.

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TNF Inhibitors: How Biologics Work for Autoimmune Conditions

TNF Inhibitors: How Biologics Work for Autoimmune Conditions

  • Feb, 8 2026
  • 12

TNF inhibitors are biologic drugs that block a key inflammatory protein in autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis and Crohn’s. They work by neutralizing TNFα, reducing joint damage and gut inflammation. While highly effective for many, they carry infection risks and can lose effectiveness over time.

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IVIVC and Waivers: How In Vitro Methods Are Replacing In Vivo Testing for Bioequivalence

IVIVC and Waivers: How In Vitro Methods Are Replacing In Vivo Testing for Bioequivalence

  • Feb, 7 2026
  • 12

IVIVC uses lab-based dissolution tests to predict how drugs behave in the body, replacing costly human bioequivalence trials. Learn how it works, where it's used, and why regulators are pushing for wider adoption.

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How GoodRx and Prescription Discount Services Work When Insurance Isn't Cheapest

How GoodRx and Prescription Discount Services Work When Insurance Isn't Cheapest

  • Feb, 5 2026
  • 15

GoodRx and similar prescription discount services can save you hundreds on medications when insurance isn't the cheapest option. Learn when to use cash prices, compare services, and avoid common pitfalls.

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Managing High Blood Pressure: Natural Strategies and Medication Control Guide

Managing High Blood Pressure: Natural Strategies and Medication Control Guide

  • Feb, 4 2026
  • 11

Learn how to manage high blood pressure effectively by combining evidence-based natural strategies with prescribed medications. Discover practical steps for diet, exercise, and supplements that work alongside conventional treatments. Understand the risks of interactions and when to seek medical help. Real-world data shows these approaches can reduce blood pressure without relying solely on drugs. Always consult your doctor before making changes to your treatment plan.

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