Category: Medications - Page 3
FDA Orange Book: How Approved Generic Drugs Are Listed and Why It Matters
The FDA Orange Book lists approved generic drugs and tells pharmacists which ones can be safely swapped for brand-name versions. Learn how therapeutic equivalence codes, patents, and the Reference Listed Drug system make generic drugs reliable and affordable.
Drug Recalls and Safety Alerts: How to Stay Informed About FDA Warnings
Learn how to get real-time FDA drug recalls and safety alerts, what to look for in warnings, and how to report bad reactions-before it affects you or someone you love.
How to Read Your Prescription Medication Label Correctly
Learn how to read your prescription label step by step to avoid dangerous mistakes. Understand each part-from your name to the expiration date-and know what to do if something doesn't make sense.
SNRI Medications and Side Effects: Venlafaxine, Duloxetine, and Others
SNRI medications like venlafaxine and duloxetine treat depression, anxiety, and chronic pain by targeting serotonin and norepinephrine. Learn how they work, common side effects, and how to manage them safely.
DOAC Interactions with Other Medications: What You Need to Know
DOACs like apixaban and rivaroxaban are easier to use than warfarin, but drug interactions can still cause dangerous bleeding or clots. Learn which medications to avoid and how to stay safe.
Antibiotic Stewardship at Home: Why Finishing Your Course and Proper Disposal Matters
Learn why finishing your antibiotic course and disposing of leftovers properly is critical to stopping superbugs. Simple steps at home can protect your family and the community from antibiotic resistance.
How to Switch Back from a Generic to a Brand Medication Safely
Switching from a generic to a brand medication requires medical justification, proper documentation, and insurance approval. Learn the steps to do it safely if you've had side effects or treatment failure with generics.
Splitting Doses: How Lowering Peak Concentrations Can Reduce Medication Side Effects
Splitting medication doses can reduce side effects by lowering peak drug levels-but only if done correctly. Learn which drugs are safe to split, when it’s dangerous, and how to do it safely.
Generic Drug User Fees: How FDA Funding Speeds Up Access to Affordable Medications
GDUFA funds FDA reviews of generic drugs through industry fees, cutting approval times from years to months and saving consumers billions. Learn how the system works, who pays, and why it matters for affordable medicine.
Nosebleeds Linked to Medications: Common Causes and How to Prevent Them
Nosebleeds can be caused by common medications like aspirin, ibuprofen, and blood thinners. Learn which drugs trigger them, how to prevent them with simple steps, and when to seek medical help.
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