Generic drugs are just as effective as brand-name medications for most people, saving up to 85% on costs. FDA-approved generics contain the same active ingredients and undergo strict testing to ensure safety and performance.
The FDA is cracking down on manufacturing quality issues in pharma and medical devices. Learn the top 2025 violations-from aseptic failures to data fraud-and what it takes to fix them.
Learn how to time your medication doses to reduce your baby's exposure while breastfeeding. Safe strategies for painkillers, antidepressants, and more-backed by medical guidelines.
Generic drugs saved $467 billion in the U.S. in 2024 alone. Learn the real numbers behind prescription savings, how biosimilars are cutting costs, and why your choice of generic medication matters more than you think.
Learn which pain relievers are safe during pregnancy. Acetaminophen is recommended in all trimesters, while NSAIDs like ibuprofen carry serious risks after 20 weeks. Get clear, science-backed guidance.
Antifungals can save lives but carry serious liver risks. Learn which drugs are most dangerous, how they interact with other medications, and what monitoring you need to stay safe.
Triple inhaler therapy combines three medications to reduce COPD exacerbations in high-risk patients. Learn who benefits most, the risks, cost issues, and how biomarkers guide treatment decisions.
Switching between generic versions of NTI drugs like warfarin, levothyroxine, or lithium can pose serious risks due to narrow therapeutic windows. Learn why even small differences in formulation matter and how to protect your treatment.
Alcohol can cause dangerous drops in blood sugar for people with diabetes, especially when combined with insulin or other medications. Learn safe drinking limits, which drinks are safest, and how to prevent life-threatening hypoglycemia.
Green tea can affect warfarin's effectiveness through vitamin K content. Moderate consumption (1-3 cups daily) is safe, but matcha and excessive intake can lower INR. Consistency matters more than avoidance.