Cancer survivorship means managing lasting side effects and watching for recurrence after treatment ends. Learn how to stay healthy, recognize warning signs, and use a survivorship care plan to take control of your long-term health.
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The FDA requires generic drug labels to match the brand-name version exactly, with only minor exceptions. This system ensures consistency but creates dangerous delays in safety updates. Learn what’s mandated, why it matters, and how to check if your label is current.
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Learn how to safely use WebMD and other drug interaction tools to avoid dangerous medication combos. Understand what the FDA really does, where these tools fail, and how to protect yourself from hidden risks.
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Learn how to spot fake generic medicines by checking packaging, labels, and security features. Understand the risks of counterfeit drugs and what steps you can take to protect yourself and your family.
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Expiration dates on medications don't mean the drug becomes dangerous-they mean the manufacturer can't guarantee full potency anymore. Learn which expired pills are safe and which could be risky.
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Otosclerosis is a common cause of hearing loss in adults under 50, caused by abnormal bone growth in the middle ear. Learn how it affects hearing, who’s at risk, and what treatments - from hearing aids to surgery - can restore your hearing.
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CGMs, smart pens, and diabetes apps are transforming how people manage diabetes. Learn how real-time glucose tracking, automated dosing, and connected tools help reduce highs, lows, and daily stress.
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Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system attacks nerve insulation, causing fatigue, numbness, and mobility issues. Learn how it works, who's at risk, and what treatments offer real hope.
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Cardiovascular combination generics combine multiple heart medications into one pill to cut costs, simplify dosing, and improve adherence. Learn which combos are available, how much you can save, and how to talk to your doctor about switching.
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Mirtazapine is highly sedating due to its effect on histamine receptors. Taking it at bedtime maximizes sleep benefits while minimizing daytime drowsiness. Lower doses (7.5-15 mg) are often more sedating than higher ones.
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