Learn how to cut prescription drug costs during Medicare Part D's coverage gap (donut hole) before it disappears in 2025. Use manufacturer discounts, generics, Extra Help, and mail-order pharmacies to save hundreds or thousands.
TNF inhibitors help control autoimmune diseases but raise questions about cancer risk. Learn what the latest data shows about skin cancer, lymphoma, and whether etanercept is safer than adalimumab - with real-world guidance for patients.
Heatwaves increase overdose risk by dehydrating the body and intensifying drug effects. Learn practical steps to reduce risk during extreme heat and illness, from hydration to harm reduction strategies that save lives.
Learn how to read FDA safety communications about your medications-what the alerts mean, where to find key info, and what to do when a new warning is issued. Stay informed without the confusion.
Most people who think they're allergic to penicillin aren't. Learn the difference between true allergies and common side effects-and how to safely get retested to avoid dangerous, expensive antibiotics.
Black box warnings are the FDA's strongest safety alerts for prescription drugs, signaling risks of death or serious injury. Learn what they mean, how they work, and what to do if your medication has one.
Alcohol adds hidden calories, slows fat burning, and increases hunger-making weight loss harder. Learn how to drink smarter without quitting, and what strategies actually help you lose weight while still enjoying a drink.
Prostaglandins and beta blockers are the two main glaucoma medications. Learn how they lower eye pressure, their key side effects, and which one is safer for your health. Make an informed choice with real-world data.
Learn how to prepare for a telehealth medication review, what questions to ask, and how to stay safe while managing multiple prescriptions from home. Avoid dangerous drug interactions with these proven steps.
Learn how medication safety alerts work during pregnancy, why old labeling systems failed, what drugs are known to be dangerous, and how to make informed choices with limited data. Real facts, real risks, real advice.