Citalopram and escitalopram are antidepressants with QT prolongation risks. Learn about dose limits, cardiac effects, and how to stay safe. Regulatory guidelines and practical advice for patients and doctors.
Generic drugs are used worldwide, but availability and pricing vary wildly-from over 90% use in the U.S. to under 20% in Switzerland. Why? Regulation, manufacturing, and policy differences shape what pills you get-and how much you pay.
Accurate documentation of drug allergies in medical records prevents dangerous medication errors. Learn what details to include, how to fix outdated entries, and why vague terms like 'penicillin allergy' can put you at risk.
Learn the science-backed noise limits that protect your hearing at work and concerts. Discover how to prevent permanent hearing loss with practical steps you can take today.
Anticholinergic burden from common medications like Benadryl and bladder pills can cause memory loss and increase dementia risk in older adults. Learn which drugs are dangerous and what safer alternatives exist.
Colchicine and macrolides like clarithromycin can cause deadly toxicity when taken together due to dual inhibition of CYP3A4 and P-gp. Azithromycin is a safer alternative. Know the risks and how to prevent them.
Recent advances in bioequivalence testing use AI, virtual platforms, and advanced imaging to speed up generic drug approval. These innovations cut costs, improve accuracy, and expand access to affordable medicines worldwide.
Community health presentations are helping patients understand that generic drugs are just as safe and effective as brand-name medications - saving billions annually. Learn how FDA-approved generics work, why people still doubt them, and what’s changing in 2025.
Learn how the ABCDE rule helps spot melanoma early, its limitations, when to get a biopsy, and what steps to take now to protect your skin from skin cancer.
As of 2026, COVID-19 is a seasonal virus with new variants, updated vaccines, and proven treatments. Learn the latest symptoms, which vaccines work now, and who still needs to be cautious.