Antidepressants often disrupt sleep, especially SSRIs like fluoxetine. Learn which drugs cause insomnia, which help, how timing affects outcomes, and practical steps to restore rest without stopping treatment.
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Methadone can dangerously prolong the heart's QT interval, especially when combined with other medications. This article explains how the interaction works, who's at highest risk, and what steps can prevent sudden cardiac death.
Learn how early peanut introduction can reduce peanut allergy risk by up to 98% in infants. Discover the latest guidelines, safe methods, and why waiting too long increases danger.
Learn how generic drug substitution laws vary across all 50 U.S. states and D.C., including mandatory rules, patient consent, biosimilar requirements, and real-world impacts on patients and pharmacists.
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Learn how pre-medication with steroids and antihistamines reduces contrast dye reaction risks from 35% to just 2%. Know who needs it, what protocols work, and how to stay safe during CT scans and X-rays.
Pricing pressure and rising manufacturing costs are causing widespread drug shortages as generic drug makers can't profitably produce essential medicines. Here's how the system broke - and what needs to change.
Women experience adverse drug reactions nearly twice as often as men due to biological differences and outdated clinical trial practices. Learn why dosing based on male physiology puts women at risk - and what’s being done to fix it.
Diabetic neuropathy causes painful nerve damage in up to 70% of people with diabetes. Learn proven ways to manage pain, protect your nerves, and slow progression through blood sugar control, medications, and lifestyle changes.
Generics are just as safe as brand-name drugs, but unexpected side effects can come from inactive ingredients-not the active drug. Learn what really causes interactions and how to stay safe.