Repurposed Pills - Page 5

Dec, 8 2025
Leona Whitmore 9 Comments

Workplace Stress and Burnout: Proven Prevention and Recovery Strategies for 2025

Workplace burnout is a growing crisis affecting millions. Learn the real signs, why it happens, and evidence-based prevention and recovery strategies that work - from individual habits to organizational changes in 2025.

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Dec, 7 2025
Leona Whitmore 9 Comments

Generic Myths Debunked: Separating Fact from Fiction in Health and Wellness

Debunking common health myths like 'you lose most heat through your head,' 'sugar causes hyperactivity,' and 'we only use 10% of our brain.' Learn what science actually says and how to spot false claims.

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Dec, 5 2025
Leona Whitmore 12 Comments

Tramadol and Serotonin Syndrome: What You Need to Know About This Dangerous Interaction

Tramadol is an opioid with a hidden danger: it can cause serotonin syndrome even on its own. Learn how this drug interacts with antidepressants, who’s at risk, and what to do if you’re taking both.

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Dec, 4 2025
Leona Whitmore 9 Comments

Foreign Manufacturing of Generics: FDA Oversight and Standards in 2025

The FDA has dramatically increased unannounced inspections of foreign generic drug factories to close a long-standing safety gap. Here’s what changed in 2025 and how it affects the drugs you take.

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Dec, 3 2025
Leona Whitmore 14 Comments

Direct-to-Consumer Generic Pharmacies: How New Business Models Are Changing Medication Access

Direct-to-consumer generic pharmacies are cutting out middlemen to deliver affordable medications directly to patients. Learn how platforms like Ro and Honeybee Health are lowering drug costs, improving adherence, and challenging the traditional pharmacy system.

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Dec, 2 2025
Leona Whitmore 11 Comments

REMS Programs Explained: How the FDA Manages High-Risk Medications

REMS programs are FDA-mandated safety plans for high-risk drugs like cancer therapies and immunosuppressants. They require certifications, registries, and monitoring - saving lives but adding heavy burdens for patients and providers.

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Dec, 1 2025
Leona Whitmore 11 Comments

How to Use Label Information to Set Accurate Medication Reminders

Learn how to use prescription label details like dosage, food instructions, and drug interactions to set accurate medication reminders that prevent errors and improve adherence. Smart systems beat basic alarms - here’s how to make them work for you.

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Dec, 1 2025
Leona Whitmore 12 Comments

How to Monitor Kidney Function for Safe Senior Dosing

Accurate kidney function monitoring is critical for safe medication dosing in seniors. Learn which eGFR equations work best for older adults, which drugs require special caution, and how to avoid dangerous dosing errors caused by outdated testing methods.

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Nov, 29 2025
Leona Whitmore 10 Comments

Medicare Drug Coverage and Cost Assistance Options in 2025-2026

Medicare Part D now caps out-of-pocket drug costs at $2,000 in 2025, eliminates the donut hole, and offers $35 insulin. Learn how Extra Help, plan comparisons, and free counseling can lower your prescription bills.

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Nov, 28 2025
Leona Whitmore 13 Comments

CRPS Rehabilitation: How Desensitization and Graded Motor Imagery Reduce Chronic Pain

Desensitization and graded motor imagery are evidence-based, non-drug therapies that retrain the nervous system to reduce chronic pain in CRPS. Learn how these techniques work, why they beat traditional methods, and how to start safely.

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Nov, 27 2025
Leona Whitmore 18 Comments

How to Respond to a Suspected Overdose While Waiting for Help

Learn the critical steps to take when someone overdoses-before help arrives. From rescue breathing to naloxone use, this guide gives you clear, life-saving actions based on current medical protocols.

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Nov, 26 2025
Leona Whitmore 15 Comments

Medication-Induced Delirium in Older Adults: Recognizing the Signs and Stopping It Before It Starts

Medication-induced delirium is a sudden, dangerous confusion in older adults caused by common drugs like anticholinergics and benzodiazepines. Learn the hidden signs, which meds are most risky, and how to prevent it before it starts.

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