When drug shortages hit, patients need clear, honest communication-not just a new pill. Providers must explain why the medicine is gone, what to take instead, and how it affects them. This guide covers what’s required, what works, and how to avoid losing patient trust.
Dec 20 2025
Calcium and vitamin D alone won't prevent fractures for most people. Learn who truly benefits from supplements, which bone-building medications work best, and how to reduce fracture risk with science-backed strategies.
Dec 19 2025
Functional impairment from autoimmune diseases can make daily tasks impossible. Rehab and occupational therapy offer proven strategies to restore independence through tailored exercise, energy conservation, and adaptive tools-without pushing through pain.
Dec 16 2025
Medical society guidelines on generic drug use vary by specialty. While most doctors support generics for cost savings, neurologists and others caution against substitution for drugs with narrow therapeutic indices due to patient safety risks.
Dec 15 2025
Despite identical active ingredients and FDA approval, many patients stick with expensive brand-name medications. This article explores the psychological, generational, and medical reasons behind brand loyalty in drugs - and what you can do about it.
Dec 15 2025
Many patients take separate generic pills instead of fixed-dose combinations for better dosing control or lower cost. But this practice can hurt adherence and safety. Here's what you need to know.
Dec 12 2025
Digital therapeutics are changing how we manage chronic conditions alongside medications. Learn how these FDA-cleared apps improve adherence, their risks, who benefits most, and what to ask your doctor in 2025.
Dec 11 2025
Treating insomnia with CBT-I can significantly reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety, lower relapse risk, and improve long-term mental health outcomes. Learn why sleep-focused therapy is more effective than medication.
Dec 10 2025
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