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Otosclerosis: What It Is, How It Affects Hearing, and What You Can Do
Jan, 9 2026

Otosclerosis: What It Is, How It Affects Hearing, and What You Can Do

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.

Diabetes Technology: CGMs, Smart Pens, and Apps That Help You Take Control
Jan, 8 2026

Diabetes Technology: CGMs, Smart Pens, and Apps That Help You Take Control

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.

Multiple Sclerosis: Understanding the Autoimmune Neurological Disease
Jan, 7 2026

Multiple Sclerosis: Understanding the Autoimmune Neurological Disease

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.

Cardiovascular Combination Generics: What Works, What Doesn’t, and Where to Save Money
Jan, 5 2026

Cardiovascular Combination Generics: What Works, What Doesn’t, and Where to Save Money

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.

Mirtazapine Sedation: How Bedtime Dosing Controls Daytime Drowsiness
Jan, 4 2026

Mirtazapine Sedation: How Bedtime Dosing Controls Daytime Drowsiness

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.

Labeling Effect: How Calling a Drug 'Generic' Changes How Patients Feel and Respond
Jan, 3 2026

Labeling Effect: How Calling a Drug 'Generic' Changes How Patients Feel and Respond

The labeling effect shows that calling a drug 'generic' can make patients feel it's less effective-even when it's chemically identical to the brand name. This psychological bias impacts adherence, pain perception, and outcomes.

How to Store Medications to Extend Their Shelf Life Safely
Jan, 3 2026

How to Store Medications to Extend Their Shelf Life Safely

Learn how proper storage can extend the shelf life of medications beyond expiration dates. Discover which drugs last longer, how to store them safely, and when to throw them out.

Shingles Vaccination: Who Should Get the Recombinant Zoster Vaccine
Dec, 31 2025

Shingles Vaccination: Who Should Get the Recombinant Zoster Vaccine

Shingrix is the only shingles vaccine recommended in the U.S. for adults 50+ and immunocompromised adults 19+. It’s more than 90% effective, requires two doses, and is covered by most insurance. Don’t wait for shingles to strike-get protected now.

Skin of Color Dermatology: Managing Hyperpigmentation and Keloids
Dec, 30 2025

Skin of Color Dermatology: Managing Hyperpigmentation and Keloids

Hyperpigmentation and keloids are common, persistent skin concerns in people with darker skin tones. Learn what causes them, why standard treatments often fail, and what actually works - from sunscreen to prescription creams and medical procedures.

Psychiatric Medication Combinations: Generic Alternatives and What You Need to Know
Dec, 29 2025

Psychiatric Medication Combinations: Generic Alternatives and What You Need to Know

Psychiatric medication combinations can be life-changing-but switching to generic versions carries hidden risks. Learn which drugs are safest to substitute, what signs to watch for, and how to protect your treatment.