Archive: 2026/01 - Page 2

How Medicines Work and When They’re Safe to Use 10 Jan 2026
How Medicines Work and When They’re Safe to Use

Learn how medicines interact with your body at a molecular level and why understanding their mechanism is the key to using them safely - and avoiding dangerous side effects.

Antidepressant Overdose: Recognizing Serotonin Syndrome Warning Signs Early 9 Jan 2026
Antidepressant Overdose: Recognizing Serotonin Syndrome Warning Signs Early

Serotonin syndrome is a dangerous reaction to antidepressant overdose or drug interactions. Learn the early warning signs - like tremors and clonus - and what to do before it becomes life-threatening.

Anticholinergic Burden in Older Adults: How Common Medications Increase Dementia Risk 8 Jan 2026
Anticholinergic Burden in Older Adults: How Common Medications Increase Dementia Risk

Common medications like Benadryl and oxybutynin can build up anticholinergic burden in older adults, increasing dementia risk. Learn which drugs are dangerous, how they affect the brain, and what safer alternatives exist.

180-Day Exclusivity in Generic Drug Market Entry: How Patent Law Shapes Drug Prices 7 Jan 2026
180-Day Exclusivity in Generic Drug Market Entry: How Patent Law Shapes Drug Prices

180-day exclusivity under the Hatch-Waxman Act gives the first generic drug challenger a temporary monopoly to incentivize patent challenges. But delays in market entry can block competition for years, keeping prices high for patients.

Addressing Patient Concerns About Biosimilars: Reducing Hesitation and Building Trust 5 Jan 2026
Addressing Patient Concerns About Biosimilars: Reducing Hesitation and Building Trust

Biosimilars offer major cost savings and proven safety, but patient hesitation remains high due to misinformation and lack of transparency. Learn how to understand biosimilars, address concerns, and make informed decisions with your doctor.

Diet and Autoimmunity: Evidence for Anti-Inflammatory Eating Patterns 2 Jan 2026
Diet and Autoimmunity: Evidence for Anti-Inflammatory Eating Patterns

Anti-inflammatory diets like Mediterranean, AIP, and plant-based eating can reduce symptoms of autoimmune diseases by lowering inflammation markers. Evidence shows real improvements in pain, fatigue, and disease activity-without drugs.

School Medications: Safe Administration Guidelines for Parents 1 Jan 2026
School Medications: Safe Administration Guidelines for Parents

Learn exactly what parents must do to ensure their child's medications are safely administered at school. From paperwork and timing to storage and end-of-year rules, get clear, actionable steps backed by current guidelines.