Psychiatric medications can save lives, but dangerous combinations-like SSRIs with MAOIs or lithium with NSAIDs-can cause life-threatening reactions. Learn the risks, warning signs, and how to stay safe.
Chloromycetin (chloramphenicol) is rarely used today due to serious side effects. Discover safer, more effective antibiotic alternatives like ceftriaxone, azithromycin, and doxycycline for treating bacterial infections.
Exercise can cause vaginal burning due to friction, sweat, and tight clothing. Learn how to prevent it with smart gear choices, hygiene habits, and pelvic floor care-without giving up your workouts.
Learn how to safely manage common and serious side effects of pediatric medications at home, including dosing mistakes, allergic reactions, vomiting, and safe storage. Get practical tips backed by pediatric data.
Intentional overdose is a leading method of suicide, especially among teens and middle-aged adults. Learn how crisis resources like 988 and Crisis Text Line are saving lives-and why funding cuts could reverse progress.
Orphan drug exclusivity gives pharmaceutical companies seven years of market protection for rare-disease treatments in the U.S., encouraging development where profits are low. Learn how it works, who benefits, and why it's controversial.
IVIG therapy uses antibodies from healthy donors to calm autoimmune attacks. It works fast for conditions like CIDP, GBS, and ITP, with most patients seeing improvement in days. Learn how it works, who benefits, and what to expect.
Learn how to read OTC medicine labels to avoid dangerous mistakes. Discover the real active ingredients behind popular brands and how to safely use pain relievers, cold meds, and sleep aids without overdosing.
Narcolepsy causes uncontrollable daytime sleepiness and sudden muscle weakness. Stimulants like modafinil and armodafinil are first-line treatments to improve alertness, with newer options offering fewer side effects. Diagnosis requires sleep studies and hypocretin testing.
Learn which prescription drugs offer authorized generics-exact copies of brand-name medications with no changes in ingredients. Find out how they differ from regular generics and why they matter for patient safety and cost savings.