Drug interactions between food, supplements, and medications can cause serious harm - from organ damage to deadly bleeding. Learn which common foods and supplements are most dangerous with your prescriptions and how to stay safe.
Feb 12 2026
Trabeculectomy and MIGS are two main surgical options for glaucoma. Trabeculectomy lowers pressure more but carries higher risks. MIGS is safer and faster, ideal for early to moderate cases. SLT is now the first-line treatment. Learn what each option really means for your vision.
Feb 7 2026
Tentative approval from the FDA lets generic drug makers prepare for market entry while waiting for patents to expire. Learn how patent litigation, strict timelines, and paperwork errors can delay or derail generic drug launches.
Feb 2 2026
Targeted therapy uses tumor genetics to match cancer patients with precise drugs that block specific mutations. It offers better outcomes and fewer side effects than chemotherapy - but only works if the right genetic test is done.
Jan 26 2026
Chronic GERD significantly increases esophageal cancer risk, especially in men over 50 with obesity or smoking history. Learn the key red flags like trouble swallowing and unexplained weight loss-and what steps can prevent cancer before it starts.
Jan 23 2026
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
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
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