Governments don't set prices for generic drugs - they build systems that let competition drive prices down. Learn how policies like Hatch-Waxman, FDA approvals, and FTC enforcement keep generics affordable without direct price controls.
Set up a foolproof medication safety system at home with simple steps, smart tools, and expert-backed strategies to prevent dangerous errors-especially for seniors on multiple prescriptions.
Mail-order pharmacies can save you hundreds a year on maintenance medications, but delivery delays and lack of immediate access are real drawbacks. Learn who benefits most and how to use it wisely.
Medication Therapy Management (MTM) is a free service for Medicare Part D patients taking multiple chronic meds. Get a pharmacist-led review to avoid dangerous interactions, save money, and understand your meds better.
Many medications cause brain fog and memory problems - especially sleep aids, painkillers, and antihistamines. Learn which drugs are most likely to blame and how to reverse the effects safely with your doctor.
Even after curing hepatitis C with SVR, liver cancer risk remains for those with prior fibrosis or cirrhosis. Ongoing ultrasound screening is critical to catch tumors early. Don't assume you're safe just because the virus is gone.
Eustachian tube dysfunction causes ear pressure, muffled hearing, and discomfort. Learn how to relieve it with simple home remedies, safe medications, and when to seek medical help for lasting relief.
Learn how to approach your doctor with confidence when you see a new drug safety alert. Get practical steps to discuss FDA warnings, ask the right questions, and ensure your medication is still safe for you.
In 2025, PBC treatment has shifted dramatically with the withdrawal of Ocaliva and the approval of seladelpar and elafibranor. Learn how UDCA remains first-line, why new drugs work better, and what patients should know now.
Green tea can affect warfarin's effectiveness by introducing vitamin K, which counteracts blood thinning. Moderate consumption (1-3 cups daily) is safe, but excessive intake or matcha can lower INR and increase clot risk. Consistency matters more than avoidance.