Traveling with blood thinners requires planning for medication timing, hydration, movement, and emergencies. DOACs are safer than warfarin for travelers - no blood tests, no diet limits. Know your options and pack smart.
Anxiety disorders affect nearly 1 in 5 U.S. adults. Learn the seven main types, their physical and mental symptoms, and the evidence-based treatments - from CBT to SSRIs - that actually work.
Paragraph IV certifications let generic drug makers legally challenge brand-name drug patents before they expire. This Hatch-Waxman Act mechanism triggers lawsuits, grants 180-day exclusivity to winners, and has saved U.S. consumers over $1.7 trillion since 1984.
Learn how to ask your doctor for a 90-day supply of maintenance meds to cut pharmacy trips in half, save money, and improve adherence. Step-by-step guide for Medicare, private insurance, and Walmart users.
Learn how to review and switch Medicare drug plans during Open Enrollment to save hundreds on prescriptions. Avoid costly formulary changes and pharmacy network pitfalls with this step-by-step guide.
Learn how insurance covers generic drugs from online pharmacies in 2025. Know the difference between mail-order and independent sites, how formularies work, and how to save money without getting burned.
Bioequivalence studies must now include balanced representation of men and women, and older adults, to ensure generic drugs work safely for everyone. Regulatory agencies are updating guidelines to reflect real-world use.
Phototherapy, especially NB-UVB, is the most effective treatment for vitiligo repigmentation. It works best when combined with topical creams like ruxolitinib or calcineurin inhibitors. Results take months, vary by body area, and require consistent treatment.
TIA and stroke share the same warning signs, but TIA is a critical warning that a major stroke is coming. Learn how to recognize the symptoms and why immediate medical care-even if symptoms disappear-is essential to prevent permanent damage.
Benzodiazepines and non-benzodiazepines are commonly prescribed for insomnia, but both carry serious risks including memory loss, falls, and addiction. Learn why experts now recommend therapy over pills.