After hospital discharge, medication errors are common and dangerous. Learn how to coordinate your meds with your doctor and pharmacist to avoid readmissions, interactions, and life-threatening mistakes.
Biosimilars are the closest thing to generics for complex biologic drugs. They're safe, effective, and can cut costs by up to 50%. Learn how they work, why they're not widely used yet, and what you should know if you're on a biologic medication.
Support groups for type 2 diabetes offer real, lasting benefits by reducing isolation, improving motivation, and helping people stick with treatment plans through peer connection and shared experience.
Corticosteroids like prednisone can cause dangerous spikes in blood sugar-even in people without diabetes. Learn how steroids trigger hyperglycemia, who's at risk, and how to manage it safely with insulin and lifestyle changes.
Recurrent infections can signal an underlying immune disorder. Learn the red flags doctors look for, key lab tests, and how early diagnosis can prevent serious complications in children and adults.
Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT) helps your brain stop reacting to ringing in the ears through counseling and low-level sound therapy. Unlike masking, TRT rewires your brain's response-leading to lasting relief.
Learn the science-backed caffeine cutoff time to improve sleep onset, reduce nighttime wakefulness, and boost sleep quality. Stop guessing-start sleeping better.
Learn the right timing for taking probiotics with antibiotics to reduce diarrhea and gut side effects. Discover which strains work best, how much to take, and when to stop.
Primidone is best known for treating seizures, but doctors increasingly use it off-label for essential tremor, anxiety, and nerve pain. Learn how this old, cheap drug works-and why it’s still effective when newer options fail.
Azithromycin is a short-course antibiotic used for bacterial ear infections, especially when penicillin allergies exist or when amoxicillin fails. It's effective, well-tolerated, and improves compliance due to fewer doses.