Archive: 2026/02

Sexual Side Effects from Common Medications: What You Need to Know

Posted By Kieran Beauchamp    On 21 Feb 2026    Comments (1)

Sexual Side Effects from Common Medications: What You Need to Know

Many common medications - from antidepressants to blood pressure pills - can cause sexual side effects like low libido, erectile dysfunction, or orgasm problems. Learn which drugs are most likely to cause these issues and what you can do about them.

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How to Use Tier Exceptions to Reduce Medication Copays

Posted By Kieran Beauchamp    On 16 Feb 2026    Comments (8)

How to Use Tier Exceptions to Reduce Medication Copays

Learn how tier exceptions can cut your Medicare drug costs by hundreds per month. Discover how to get your medication moved to a lower tier with your doctor's help - and avoid common mistakes that lead to denials.

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Drug Interactions Discovered Post-Market: What It Means for Your Safety

Posted By Kieran Beauchamp    On 14 Feb 2026    Comments (5)

Drug Interactions Discovered Post-Market: What It Means for Your Safety

Many dangerous drug interactions are only found after medications hit the market. Learn how post-market surveillance works, why clinical trials miss these risks, and what you can do to protect yourself.

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Actigraphy and Wearables: Tracking Sleep at Home

Posted By Kieran Beauchamp    On 13 Feb 2026    Comments (8)

Actigraphy and Wearables: Tracking Sleep at Home

Actigraphy and wearable devices track movement to estimate sleep patterns at home, offering long-term insights beyond self-reported sleep. Learn how they work, their accuracy, and how to use them wisely.

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Sterile Manufacturing: Special Requirements for Injectable Pharmaceuticals

Posted By Kieran Beauchamp    On 9 Feb 2026    Comments (12)

Sterile Manufacturing: Special Requirements for Injectable Pharmaceuticals

Sterile manufacturing for injectables requires extreme controls to prevent contamination. Learn how cleanrooms, aseptic processing, media fills, and regulations ensure every injection is safe.

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Chronic Pancreatitis: Managing Pain, Enzyme Therapy, and Nutrition

Posted By Kieran Beauchamp    On 7 Feb 2026    Comments (15)

Chronic Pancreatitis: Managing Pain, Enzyme Therapy, and Nutrition

Chronic pancreatitis causes lasting pain, digestive issues, and nutrient loss. Learn how enzyme therapy, low-fat nutrition, and smart pain management can improve daily life-even when there's no cure.

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Alcohol Binge Drinking on Warfarin: INR Swings and Bleeding Risk

Posted By Kieran Beauchamp    On 7 Feb 2026    Comments (13)

Alcohol Binge Drinking on Warfarin: INR Swings and Bleeding Risk

Binge drinking while on warfarin can cause dangerous INR swings and triple your risk of life-threatening bleeding. Learn the facts, signs, and what to do if you drink.

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Antitrust Laws and Competition Issues in Generic Drug Markets

Posted By Kieran Beauchamp    On 7 Feb 2026    Comments (12)

Antitrust Laws and Competition Issues in Generic Drug Markets

Antitrust laws shape access to affordable generic drugs by preventing pay-for-delay deals, patent manipulation, and other anti-competitive tactics. Learn how these rules save consumers billions and why enforcement matters.

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Bacterial, Viral, and Fungal Pneumonia: Key Differences and Treatment

Posted By Kieran Beauchamp    On 4 Feb 2026    Comments (10)

Bacterial, Viral, and Fungal Pneumonia: Key Differences and Treatment

Understanding pneumonia types-bacterial, viral, fungal-is key to effective treatment. Each has unique symptoms and requires specific care. Misdiagnosis can lead to antibiotic misuse. Vaccines help prevent some types. Accurate diagnosis saves lives.

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ACE Inhibitors and High-Potassium Foods: How to Prevent Hyperkalemia

Posted By Kieran Beauchamp    On 3 Feb 2026    Comments (15)

ACE Inhibitors and High-Potassium Foods: How to Prevent Hyperkalemia

ACE inhibitors help protect your heart and kidneys, but they can raise potassium levels dangerously. Learn which foods to limit, how to monitor your risk, and what to do if your levels climb - so you can stay safe without stopping your medication.

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