Authorized generics are the exact same drugs as brand-name medications, made by the original manufacturer under a different label. Discover who really produces them and why they're often cheaper - and more consistent - than regular generics.
Jan 18 2026
Acid-reducing medications like PPIs and H2 blockers can drastically lower the absorption of critical drugs like HIV treatments, cancer therapies, and antifungals. Learn which medications are at risk and how to avoid dangerous interactions.
Jan 14 2026
Pharmacists across the U.S. can legally substitute medications to save costs and improve access - but rules vary drastically by state. Learn how generic and therapeutic substitution work, where they're allowed, and what patients and providers need to know.
Jan 12 2026
Tacrolimus, mycophenolate, and steroids are the standard immunosuppressants after kidney transplant. They prevent rejection but come with side effects like diabetes, diarrhea, and infection risk. Learn how they work, what to expect, and what’s changing in 2026.
Jan 10 2026
Bupropion and SSRIs treat depression differently-with key differences in side effects. Bupropion avoids sexual dysfunction and weight gain but may worsen anxiety. SSRIs help anxiety but often cause sexual and weight-related side effects. Choose based on your priorities.
Jan 9 2026
Learn how to spot the signs of a drug allergy, from mild rashes to life-threatening anaphylaxis, and know exactly when to get emergency help. Understand why misdiagnosis is common and what steps to take for accurate testing.
Jan 6 2026
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