Archive: 2026/01
Analgesic Nephropathy: How NSAIDs Damage Kidneys and What Safer Pain Relief Looks Like
Analgesic nephropathy is a preventable kidney disease caused by long-term use of NSAIDs and acetaminophen. Learn how these common painkillers damage kidneys, who's at risk, and what safer pain relief options actually work.
Jan, 23 2026
Deprescribing Research: What Happens When You Reduce Medications in Older Adults
Deprescribing research shows that carefully reducing unnecessary medications in older adults improves safety, reduces side effects, and boosts quality of life. Learn how it works, who benefits most, and what the latest studies reveal.
Jan, 22 2026
Generic Drug Classifications: Types and Categories Explained
Understand how generic drugs are classified by therapeutic use, mechanism, legal status, cost tiers, and naming conventions. Learn why these systems matter for your health, safety, and out-of-pocket costs.
Jan, 21 2026
Interchangeability: When Biosimilars Can Be Substituted Automatically in the U.S.
Interchangeable biosimilars can be swapped automatically at pharmacies in the U.S.-but only if FDA-approved and allowed by state law. Learn how they differ from generics, which ones are approved, and why patient and pharmacist confusion still runs high.
Jan, 20 2026
Itching from Medications: Common Causes and Effective Treatments
Drug-induced itching is a common but often overlooked side effect of medications. Learn which drugs cause it, why it happens, and how to treat it-especially when it strikes after stopping antihistamines.
Jan, 19 2026
How to Prevent Overdose with Patch, Liquid, and Extended-Release Medications
Learn how to safely use fentanyl patches, liquid opioids, and extended-release pills to prevent accidental overdose. Discover key safety tips, naloxone use, and what to do if you've made a mistake.
Jan, 18 2026
Canagliflozin and Amputation Risk: What You Need to Know Now
Canagliflozin may increase the risk of foot amputations in people with diabetes, especially those with nerve damage or poor circulation. Learn who should avoid it, what to watch for, and safer alternatives.
Jan, 17 2026
Provider Education on Generics: How Clinicians Can Improve Patient Outcomes with Generic Medications
Generic medications make up 90% of prescriptions but many clinicians still doubt their effectiveness. Learn how provider education on therapeutic equivalence, bioequivalence, and patient communication can improve prescribing, adherence, and outcomes.
Jan, 15 2026
Infographics About Generics: Visual Education Tools for Patient Understanding
Infographics about generics help patients understand that generic drugs are just as safe and effective as brand-name versions. These visual tools improve trust, reduce confusion, and lower healthcare costs by clearly explaining bioequivalence, FDA approval, and cost savings.
Jan, 14 2026
Immunotherapy for Allergies: Allergy Shots vs. Sublingual Tablets Explained
Discover how allergy shots and sublingual tablets work to desensitize your immune system to allergens. Learn which option delivers better results, fits your lifestyle, and offers long-term relief from hay fever, dust mites, and insect stings.
Jan, 13 2026