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Pediatric Medication Side Effects: Why Kids React Differently to Drugs
30
Dec
Graham McMorrow 8 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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Packaging and Labeling: How to Verify the Authenticity of Generic Medicines
29
Dec
Graham McMorrow 10 Comments

Packaging and Labeling: How to Verify the Authenticity of Generic Medicines

Learn how to verify the authenticity of generic medicines by checking packaging, using UV lights, and understanding spectroscopy tools. Protect yourself and others from counterfeit drugs.

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Sports and Anticoagulants: Injury Risk and How to Stay Safe
28
Dec
Graham McMorrow 8 Comments

Sports and Anticoagulants: Injury Risk and How to Stay Safe

Athletes on blood thinners face higher bleeding risks during sports. Learn which activities are safe, how DOACs offer more flexibility than warfarin, and proven strategies to compete without risking serious injury.

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Sexual Side Effects from Common Medications: What You Need to Know
25
Dec
Graham McMorrow 10 Comments

Sexual Side Effects from Common Medications: What You Need to Know

Many common medications-from antidepressants to blood pressure pills-can cause sexual side effects like low desire, erectile dysfunction, or delayed orgasm. Learn which drugs are most likely to cause these issues and what you can do about them.

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FDA Boxed Warnings Explained: What You Need to Know Before Taking High-Risk Medications
24
Dec
Graham McMorrow 16 Comments

FDA Boxed Warnings Explained: What You Need to Know Before Taking High-Risk Medications

Boxed warnings on prescription drugs signal serious risks-but they don't mean avoid the medication. Learn what they mean, how to stay safe, and what questions to ask your doctor.

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Verifying Your Prescription at the Pharmacy: A Simple Patient Checklist to Avoid Medication Errors
23
Dec
Graham McMorrow 8 Comments

Verifying Your Prescription at the Pharmacy: A Simple Patient Checklist to Avoid Medication Errors

Learn how to verify your prescription at the pharmacy with a simple 7-point checklist to prevent dangerous medication errors. Protect yourself with these easy steps before you leave the counter.

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Chinese Generic Production: Manufacturing and Quality Concerns in Global Pharma
22
Dec
Graham McMorrow 15 Comments

Chinese Generic Production: Manufacturing and Quality Concerns in Global Pharma

China produces 80% of the world's generic drug ingredients, offering low prices but raising serious quality concerns. FDA inspections reveal widespread compliance failures, while global efforts to diversify supply chains gain momentum.

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Bile Acid Diarrhea: How to Diagnose, Treat with Binders, and Manage with Diet
21
Dec
Graham McMorrow 15 Comments

Bile Acid Diarrhea: How to Diagnose, Treat with Binders, and Manage with Diet

Bile acid diarrhea is often misdiagnosed as IBS-D but responds well to binders and diet changes. Learn how to get tested, which medications work best, and simple dietary tips to stop chronic watery diarrhea.

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Child and Adolescent Depression: How Family Therapy and Medications Work Together
20
Dec
Graham McMorrow 11 Comments

Child and Adolescent Depression: How Family Therapy and Medications Work Together

Family therapy and medication are two of the most effective treatments for child and adolescent depression. Learn how they work, when to use them, and why combining both often leads to the best outcomes.

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Phantom Limb Pain: How Mirror Therapy and Medications Help Manage the Pain
19
Dec
Graham McMorrow 8 Comments

Phantom Limb Pain: How Mirror Therapy and Medications Help Manage the Pain

Phantom limb pain affects 60-85% of amputees and is caused by brain rewiring, not psychology. Learn how mirror therapy, gabapentin, amitriptyline, and other treatments can reduce or eliminate this persistent pain.

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