Discover the best free digital tools and e-learning platforms for patient education in 2026. Learn how apps like Khan Academy Health, MyTherapy, and Snorkl help patients understand conditions, track symptoms, and improve outcomes-without tech stress.
Uveitis is a serious eye inflammation that can lead to vision loss if untreated. Learn the types, causes, and why steroid therapy is critical for protecting your sight.
Generic drugs save the U.S. healthcare system nearly $500 billion annually by providing the same effectiveness as brand-name medications at a fraction of the cost. Discover how generics and biosimilars are reshaping drug pricing and what you can do to save money.
Pharmacists play a critical role in spotting and reporting generic drug problems like therapeutic inequivalence and manufacturing issues. Though not legally required in most states, reporting adverse events to the FDA through MedWatch is a professional obligation that protects patient safety.
End-stage renal disease requires dialysis or transplant to survive. Transplant offers better survival, fewer restrictions, and higher quality of life-but access remains unequal. Learn the facts, options, and how to advocate for yourself.
Despite being just as safe and effective as brand-name drugs, generics face widespread public mistrust fueled by misleading media coverage. Learn how news stories shape perceptions - and what can be done to restore confidence.
The Hatch-Waxman Act of 1984 created the modern system for generic drugs in the U.S., balancing innovation incentives with affordable access. It cut approval costs by 90%, boosted generic use to 90% of prescriptions, and sparked ongoing debates over drug pricing.
Dry eye syndrome isn't just about dryness-it's a complex tear film problem. Learn how tear deficiency and evaporative dry eye differ, why artificial tears work for some but not others, and what to do when drops aren't enough.
Generic drug exclusivity periods vary widely by country, affecting when affordable versions become available. The U.S., EU, Canada, and others use different rules that impact access, pricing, and innovation.
The WHO Model Formulary sets global standards for essential generic medicines, ensuring affordability, safety, and access in low- and high-income countries alike. Learn how it works and why it matters.