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Acetaminophen can ease mild foot pain but won't reduce swelling or fix the cause. Learn when it helps, when it doesn't, and what to do instead for lasting relief.
Combining tricyclic antidepressants like amitriptyline with first-gen antihistamines like Benadryl can cause dangerous anticholinergic overload, leading to confusion, delirium, and increased dementia risk-especially in older adults.
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Beta-blockers were once banned for asthma patients due to bronchospasm risks. New evidence shows cardioselective options like atenolol and bisoprolol are safe for many, offering heart protection without triggering asthma attacks.
Azelaic acid is a gentle, science-backed treatment for acne-prone skin that reduces breakouts, fades dark spots, and calms inflammation without harsh side effects. Ideal for sensitive skin and safe during pregnancy.
Explore how Ledipasvir transformed hepatitis C therapy worldwide, boosting cure rates, shaping WHO elimination goals, and what challenges and future prospects lie ahead.
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