Author: Graham McMorrow

NSAID Safety: What You Must Know About Ibuprofen and Naproxen Before Taking Them
18
Jan
Graham McMorrow 3 Comments

NSAID Safety: What You Must Know About Ibuprofen and Naproxen Before Taking Them

Ibuprofen and naproxen are common OTC painkillers, but they carry serious risks including heart attack, stomach bleeding, and kidney damage. Learn the safe limits, who should avoid them, and what to use instead.

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Renal Diet Guide: How to Manage Sodium, Potassium, and Phosphorus with Chronic Kidney Disease
16
Jan
Graham McMorrow 4 Comments

Renal Diet Guide: How to Manage Sodium, Potassium, and Phosphorus with Chronic Kidney Disease

Learn how to manage sodium, potassium, and phosphorus in a renal diet for chronic kidney disease. Practical tips, food swaps, and latest guidelines to protect kidney function and avoid dangerous complications.

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Biosimilar Switching: What Happens When You Change from Originator Biologic
15
Jan
Graham McMorrow 4 Comments

Biosimilar Switching: What Happens When You Change from Originator Biologic

Switching from an originator biologic to a biosimilar is safe, effective, and backed by extensive clinical data. Learn what really happens during the switch, why some patients feel worse, and how to protect your health through informed decisions.

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Prescription Writing Errors and How to Catch Them as a Patient
14
Jan
Graham McMorrow 6 Comments

Prescription Writing Errors and How to Catch Them as a Patient

Prescription writing errors harm over 1.5 million Americans yearly. Learn how to spot dangerous mistakes in your medication orders-before you take them. Simple checks can prevent deadly errors.

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Vaccinations While on Immunosuppressants: Live vs Inactivated Guidance 2026
13
Jan
Graham McMorrow 6 Comments

Vaccinations While on Immunosuppressants: Live vs Inactivated Guidance 2026

Vaccinations while on immunosuppressants require careful planning. Learn which live vaccines to avoid, when to get inactivated shots like COVID-19 and flu, and how timing with drugs like rituximab affects protection.

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How to Manage Interactions When Starting a New Medication
12
Jan
Graham McMorrow 8 Comments

How to Manage Interactions When Starting a New Medication

Learn how to safely start a new medication by understanding drug interactions, recognizing high-risk combinations, and taking practical steps to prevent dangerous side effects. Essential for anyone on multiple prescriptions.

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How Aging Changes Your Body’s Response to Medication and Dosing
11
Jan
Graham McMorrow 8 Comments

How Aging Changes Your Body’s Response to Medication and Dosing

Aging changes how your body absorbs, processes, and reacts to medication. Seniors often need lower doses due to slower kidney and liver function, increased body fat, and heightened brain sensitivity. Learn why standard doses can be dangerous and what to ask your doctor.

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Paragraph IV Certifications: How Generic Drug Companies Challenge Patents Early
10
Jan
Graham McMorrow 9 Comments

Paragraph IV Certifications: How Generic Drug Companies Challenge Patents Early

Paragraph IV certifications let generic drug makers challenge brand-name patents before launch. This legal tool under the Hatch-Waxman Act has saved consumers trillions and drives most generic drug entries today.

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How Healthcare Providers Can Advocate for Generic Medications to Improve Patient Outcomes
9
Jan
Graham McMorrow 9 Comments

How Healthcare Providers Can Advocate for Generic Medications to Improve Patient Outcomes

Healthcare providers play a key role in helping patients understand and accept generic medications. Learn how clear communication about safety, cost, and effectiveness improves adherence and outcomes.

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How to Talk About Medication Side Effects Without Quitting Your Prescription
8
Jan
Graham McMorrow 13 Comments

How to Talk About Medication Side Effects Without Quitting Your Prescription

Learn how to talk to your doctor about medication side effects without quitting your prescription. Discover practical tips, tracking methods, and communication strategies to stay on treatment and improve your health outcomes.

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