How to Talk to Your Doctor About Overdose Risk Without Being Judged
January 26 2026
Author: Adam Kemp - Page 5
17 Nov
Fall Risk in Older Adults: Medications That Increase Injury Potential
Many older adults fall because of medications they're taking-antidepressants, benzodiazepines, sleep aids, and even OTC allergy pills. Learn which drugs raise fall risk and how to reduce it safely.
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16 Nov
Heart Valve Diseases: Understanding Stenosis, Regurgitation, and Modern Surgical Treatments
Understand how heart valve stenosis and regurgitation affect your heart, what symptoms to watch for, and the latest surgical options-including TAVR and MitraClip-that can restore your quality of life.
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14 Nov
Multicultural Perspectives on Generics: How Culture Affects Medication Adherence
Cultural beliefs about medication appearance, ingredients, and trust deeply affect whether patients take their generic drugs. Learn how religion, color, language, and labeling impact adherence-and what’s being done to fix it.
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12 Nov
Generic Drug Classifications: Types and Categories Explained
Understand how generic drugs are classified by therapeutic use, mechanism of action, legal schedules, and insurance tiers. Learn why the same drug can be grouped differently-and how this affects your prescriptions and costs.
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10 Nov
Placebo Effect with Generics: Why Psychology Matters More Than Chemistry
Why do some people feel worse on generic drugs even when they're chemically identical to brand names? The answer lies in psychology - not chemistry. Learn how perception shapes effectiveness and what you can do about it.
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9 Nov
Autoimmune Uveitis: Understanding Eye Inflammation and Steroid-Sparing Therapy
Autoimmune uveitis is a serious eye condition caused by the immune system attacking the eye. Steroid-sparing therapies like Humira, methotrexate, and cyclosporine offer safer long-term control, reducing risks like cataracts and glaucoma while preserving vision.
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30 Oct
Motion Sickness Medications: Scopolamine and Sedative Interactions
Scopolamine patches are the most effective treatment for motion sickness, but they cause strong drowsiness and can become dangerous when mixed with alcohol, sedatives, or CBD. Learn how to use them safely and avoid life-threatening interactions.
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30 Oct
Missed Blood Thinner Doses: What to Do and When to Seek Help
Missing a blood thinner dose can increase your risk of stroke or dangerous bleeding. Learn what to do if you forget your warfarin, Eliquis, or other anticoagulant - and when to seek emergency help.
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26 Oct
How Irbesartan Can Help Prevent Migraines - What the Research Shows
Explore how Irbesartan, a blood‑pressure drug, may lower migraine frequency, the science behind it, and practical steps to try it safely.
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24 Oct
Cooling Strategies for Antidepressant‑Induced Excessive Sweating and Medication‑Related Hyperhidrosis
Excessive sweating from antidepressants can ruin daily life, but you can stay cool with smart wardrobe tricks, cooling vests, and medication tweaks. This guide explains why it happens, which drugs cause it, and step‑by‑step ways to manage the side effect.
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