Sexual side effects from medications like antidepressants are common but rarely discussed. Learn what causes them, which drugs are most likely to cause problems, and how counseling and simple changes can help you stay on treatment and keep your sex life intact.
Generic drugs are not copies - they’re FDA-approved equivalents with the same active ingredients as brand-name drugs. Learn the truth about effectiveness, safety, cost, and when to stick with brand-name.
Pterygium, or Surfer's Eye, is a UV-induced eye growth that can blur vision. Learn how sun exposure causes it, what treatments work, and how to prevent it from returning after surgery.
Losing even 5-7% of your body weight can dramatically improve blood sugar control and even reverse type 2 diabetes. Learn the science-backed strategies for safe, sustainable weight loss that work with diabetes-not against it.
Safe migraine treatments during pregnancy and breastfeeding include acetaminophen, magnesium, and certain triptans when timed correctly. Avoid ergots and valproic acid. Non-drug options like acupuncture and Cefaly work well too.
Authorized generics are identical to brand-name drugs but sold without the brand label. Learn which medications offer this lower-cost option and why they matter for patients sensitive to inactive ingredients.
Pregnancy can trigger sleep apnea, reflux, and poor sleep positioning - but these issues are treatable. Learn how CPAP, side sleeping, and reflux management can protect your health and your baby’s.
Learn how to spot accurate online advice about medications during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Use trusted databases like LactMed and MotherToBaby to avoid dangerous myths and make safe choices.
Five proven medication safety tips for seniors and caregivers to prevent dangerous drug interactions, missed doses, and hospitalizations. Simple, practical steps backed by health experts and real-world data.
Lower GI bleeding from diverticula and angiodysplasia is common in older adults. Learn how to tell them apart, what tests are needed, and how each is treated-based on the latest guidelines and clinical evidence.