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Archive: 2025/12 - Page 2

11Dec

Cluster headaches cause extreme, one-sided pain often accompanied by eye and nose symptoms. Oxygen therapy is the most effective acute treatment, offering fast relief with no side effects - but access and insurance barriers remain a major challenge.

10Dec

After a liver transplant, rejection can happen without warning. Knowing the signs and sticking to your medication schedule is the only way to protect your new organ and live longer. This guide breaks down what to watch for and how to never miss a dose.

9Dec

Learn how your body absorbs, metabolizes, and clears drugs-and why that determines whether a medication helps or harms you. Understand the real reasons behind side effects and how to protect yourself.

8Dec

Ethnicity influences how your body processes medications due to genetic differences in drug metabolism. Learn how CYP450 enzymes, HLA variants, and pharmacogenomics are changing prescribing practices to improve safety and effectiveness.

7Dec

Learn the key medication safety terms every patient should know to prevent harmful errors, including the Eight Rights, adverse drug events, and high-alert medications. Take control of your health with simple, actionable steps.

6Dec

Learn how to safely store and dispose of prescription medications at home to prevent misuse, protect children and pets, and avoid environmental harm. Follow FDA and DEA guidelines for proper handling.

5Dec

Learn how strep throat is diagnosed, which antibiotics actually work, and what to expect during recovery. Know the signs, avoid common mistakes, and prevent serious complications.

4Dec

The FDA Sentinel Initiative uses big data from millions of medical records to actively detect drug safety issues in real time, replacing slow, voluntary reporting with proactive surveillance that saves lives.

3Dec

Seborrheic dermatitis causes persistent scalp flaking and itching. Learn how medicated shampoos with ketoconazole, zinc pyrithione, and coal tar can control yeast overgrowth and reduce scaling-without harsh chemicals or guesswork.

2Dec

Early refills and duplicate therapy are leading causes of medication errors in pharmacies. Learn how to prevent them with proven protocols, technology tools, and staff training to keep patients safe and reduce legal risk.