Category: Medications - Page 2

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 14 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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Why Insurers Prefer Generic Drug Lists: How Formularies Control Costs and Shape Your Prescriptions
7
Jan
Graham McMorrow 15 Comments

Why Insurers Prefer Generic Drug Lists: How Formularies Control Costs and Shape Your Prescriptions

Insurers use preferred generic lists to cut costs by steering patients toward cheaper, equally effective medications. Learn how formulary tiers work, why generics dominate, and how to save money on prescriptions.

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How to Use Secure Messaging to Ask Medication Questions
5
Jan
Graham McMorrow 10 Comments

How to Use Secure Messaging to Ask Medication Questions

Learn how to use secure messaging to ask medication questions safely and effectively. Get step-by-step guidance on using platforms like MyChart, what to include in your message, and how to avoid common mistakes that delay responses.

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Authorized Generics List: Which Drugs Offer This Option in 2026
4
Jan
Graham McMorrow 15 Comments

Authorized Generics List: Which Drugs Offer This Option in 2026

Learn which prescription drugs offer authorized generics in 2026 - exact copies of brand-name meds at lower prices. Find out why they matter for thyroid, blood thinners, asthma, and more.

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Age-Appropriate Medications for Common Pediatric Conditions: Safe Dosing, Formulations, and What to Avoid
31
Dec
Graham McMorrow 11 Comments

Age-Appropriate Medications for Common Pediatric Conditions: Safe Dosing, Formulations, and What to Avoid

Learn which medications are safe and effective for children based on age, weight, and condition. Avoid dangerous drugs, understand proper dosing, and discover how formulations make a difference in pediatric care.

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Age-Appropriate Medications for Common Pediatric Conditions: Safe Dosing and Formulations for Kids
31
Dec
Graham McMorrow 8 Comments

Age-Appropriate Medications for Common Pediatric Conditions: Safe Dosing and Formulations for Kids

Learn which medications are safe and effective for children based on age, weight, and condition. Avoid dangerous drugs, understand proper dosing, and discover how formulations impact treatment success.

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Pediatric Medication Side Effects: Why Kids React Differently to Drugs
30
Dec
Graham McMorrow 9 Comments

Pediatric Medication Side Effects: Why Kids React Differently to Drugs

Children react differently to medications than adults due to developing organs, changing metabolism, and unique drug sensitivities. Learn which drugs are most dangerous for kids, how age affects side effects, and what parents and doctors can do to prevent harm.

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