Price Pages - Page 6
Statin Medications: What You Need to Know About Cholesterol Benefits and Muscle Pain Risks
Statins lower cholesterol and prevent heart attacks, but muscle pain is a common side effect. Learn who benefits most, how to manage muscle issues, and what alternatives exist.
Opioids: Understanding the Risks of Tolerance, Dependence, and Overdose
Opioids effectively manage pain but carry serious risks of tolerance, dependence, and fatal overdose-even when taken as prescribed. Learn how tolerance develops, why relapse is deadly, and what treatments like buprenorphine and naloxone can do.
Exercise-Induced Bronchoconstriction: How to Prevent Symptoms and Use Inhalers Correctly
Learn how to prevent and manage exercise-induced bronchoconstriction with proven strategies for warm-ups, inhaler use, and environmental control. Stop avoiding activity and start moving safely.
Travel Storage: Keeping Medications Safe on the Go
Learn how to safely store medications while traveling, including TSA rules, temperature control for insulin, what to pack, and how to avoid life-threatening mistakes on the road.
Understanding Drug Labels: A Complete Medication Label Breakdown
Learn how to read prescription and over-the-counter drug labels to avoid dangerous mistakes. Understand active ingredients, dosing instructions, warnings, and what to do when labels are confusing.
Recent Authorized Generic Approvals: Current Options and Market Trends
As of 2025, authorized generics are rare, with only 12 new approvals compared to 37 in 2022. Learn what they are, why they're disappearing, and which ones are still available for safer, identical alternatives to brand-name drugs.
Seizure Medications and Pregnancy: Risks of Birth Defects and Drug Interactions
Seizure medications can affect fetal development, but newer drugs like lamotrigine and levetiracetam are much safer during pregnancy. Learn about birth defect risks, dangerous drug interactions with birth control, and how to plan for a healthy pregnancy with epilepsy.
Drug Withdrawals and Recalls: Why Medications Get Removed from the Market
Drugs are pulled from the market when they’re unsafe or ineffective. Learn why this happens, how the FDA decides, and how the 2023 law is changing the game to protect patients.
Using Food Diaries on Warfarin: Tracking Vitamin K for Safety
Tracking vitamin K intake with a food diary is essential for warfarin patients to maintain stable INR levels and avoid dangerous blood clots or bleeding. Consistency, not avoidance, is the key to safety.
How Everolimus Is Used to Treat Ovarian Cancer Today
Everolimus is a targeted therapy used to slow recurrent ovarian cancer in patients with specific genetic mutations. It's not a cure, but it can extend stable disease and improve quality of life when combined with other treatments.
Aristocort (Triamcinolone) vs. Other Corticosteroids: What Works Best for Skin and Allergies?
Aristocort (triamcinolone) is a common steroid cream for eczema and rashes. Learn how it compares to hydrocortisone, mometasone, and non-steroid options - and which one is safest and most effective for your skin.
How Citalopram Hydrobromide Impacts Migraine Frequency
Explore how citalopram hydrobromide, a common SSRI antidepressant, can trigger or worsen migraines, review clinical data, and learn practical ways to manage the risk.