Author: Will Taylor

Learn how to report a medication safety concern to your clinic with clear steps, what counts as a concern, and what happens after you report. Your report can prevent harm to you and others.

Opioids like tramadol and meperidine can cause serotonin syndrome when mixed with antidepressants or OTC cough medicines. Learn which painkillers are safe, the real risks, and what to do if you're taking multiple medications.

Infographics about generics help patients understand why generic drugs are just as safe and effective as brand-name versions. They use clear visuals to explain bioequivalence, FDA approval, and cost savings-building trust and reducing unnecessary fears.

Diabetic eye screening catches vision-threatening damage before you notice it. Learn the right frequency for screenings, how teleophthalmology is making access easier, and why skipping them puts your sight at risk.

Patent disputes in the generic drug market are delaying affordable medications for millions. Learn how the Hatch-Waxman Act, Orange Book listings, and serial litigation are driving up drug costs-and what’s being done to fix it.

IBS causes chronic abdominal pain, bloating, and altered bowel habits. Learn the real symptoms, common triggers like food and stress, and proven medication options for IBS-D, IBS-C, and mixed types. Manage it with diet, therapy, and targeted treatments.

Learn how to subscribe to FDA drug safety alerts for recalls, side effects, and medication updates. Free, fast, and essential for patients and providers. Get email alerts for your medications before it's too late.

Counterfeit generics are fake versions of affordable medications that can be deadly. Learn how to spot them, where to buy safely, and what to do if you’ve been sold a fake pill.

Lyme disease is the most common tick-borne illness in the U.S., affecting nearly 500,000 people yearly. Early detection and antibiotic treatment can prevent serious complications - but delays lead to long-term health issues. Know the signs, act fast.

Radiation therapy kills cancer cells by damaging their DNA, especially through double-strand breaks. Modern techniques make it precise, and new research shows it can also activate the immune system to fight cancer long-term.