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How to Coordinate Care Between OB/GYN and Psychiatrist for Medications During Pregnancy and Breastfeeding

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November

How to Coordinate Care Between OB/GYN and Psychiatrist for Medications During Pregnancy and Breastfeeding

Learn how to safely coordinate psychiatric medication care between your OB/GYN and psychiatrist during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Evidence-based guidelines, safe meds, timing, and how to overcome common barriers.

How Doctors Around the World View Generic Medicines

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November

How Doctors Around the World View Generic Medicines

Doctors around the world have very different views on generic medications. In Europe and Japan, they're policy-driven. In Asia, they're essential. In the U.S., they're widespread but under scrutiny. Here's how global systems shape provider attitudes.

How to Check Drug Coverage Tiers and Formulary Changes for Medicare Part D

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November

How to Check Drug Coverage Tiers and Formulary Changes for Medicare Part D

Learn how to check your Medicare Part D drug coverage tiers and spot formulary changes that could raise your out-of-pocket costs. Avoid surprise bills with simple steps and expert tips.

How to Check Lot Numbers and Recalls When Clearing Expired Medications

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November

How to Check Lot Numbers and Recalls When Clearing Expired Medications

Learn how to safely clear expired medications by checking lot numbers and recalls. Follow FDA guidelines to avoid errors, prevent recalls, and protect patients from ineffective or dangerous drugs.

Adverse Drug Events: Definition, Types, and Proven Prevention Strategies

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November

Adverse Drug Events: Definition, Types, and Proven Prevention Strategies

Adverse drug events cause over a million emergency visits yearly. Learn what they are, the most dangerous types, and proven strategies to prevent them-before harm happens.

Grapefruit Juice and Medications: What You Need to Know Before You Drink

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November

Grapefruit Juice and Medications: What You Need to Know Before You Drink

Grapefruit juice can dangerously increase levels of many common medications, leading to serious side effects. Learn which drugs are affected, why the interaction lasts days, and what to do to stay safe.

Chronic GERD Complications: Understanding Barrett’s Esophagus and Who Needs Screening

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November

Chronic GERD Complications: Understanding Barrett’s Esophagus and Who Needs Screening

Chronic GERD can lead to Barrett’s esophagus, a precancerous condition that increases esophageal cancer risk. Learn who needs screening, how it’s diagnosed, and what treatments actually work.

How to Manage Buspirone Side Effects: Practical Tips That Actually Work

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November

How to Manage Buspirone Side Effects: Practical Tips That Actually Work

Learn how to manage buspirone side effects like dizziness, nausea, and increased anxiety with practical tips that help you stick with the medication long enough to feel better.

Antibiotic Shortages: How Drug Shortages Are Putting Infections Out of Reach

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November

Antibiotic Shortages: How Drug Shortages Are Putting Infections Out of Reach

Antibiotic shortages are leaving patients without treatment, forcing doctors to use dangerous alternatives, and accelerating deadly drug resistance. Here’s how global supply chains, economics, and policy failures are making common infections life-threatening.

DailyMed Navigation: How to Find Up-to-Date Drug Labels and Side Effects

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November

DailyMed Navigation: How to Find Up-to-Date Drug Labels and Side Effects

DailyMed is the official FDA source for current drug labels and side effects. Learn how to find accurate, up-to-date medication information for prescription and over-the-counter drugs using the National Library of Medicine's free database.

How to Prevent Medication Errors During Care Transitions and Discharge

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November

How to Prevent Medication Errors During Care Transitions and Discharge

Medication errors during care transitions are preventable but common. Learn how medication reconciliation, pharmacist involvement, and patient engagement can stop harmful mistakes at discharge and improve safety.

DPP-4 Inhibitors and Pancreatitis Risk: What You Need to Know

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November

DPP-4 Inhibitors and Pancreatitis Risk: What You Need to Know

DPP-4 inhibitors help control blood sugar in type 2 diabetes, but they carry a rare but serious risk of pancreatitis. Learn the symptoms, who’s at risk, and safer alternatives.