Author: Kieran Beauchamp

FDALabel Database: How to Search Drug Labels Accurately and Efficiently

Posted By Kieran Beauchamp    On 21 Jan 2026    Comments (2)

FDALabel Database: How to Search Drug Labels Accurately and Efficiently

Learn how to use the FDALabel Database to search official FDA drug labels with precision. Find boxed warnings, adverse reactions, and drug interactions across 149,000+ labeling documents - all for free.

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How to Read Pregnancy and Lactation Drug Labels in 2026

Posted By Kieran Beauchamp    On 20 Jan 2026    Comments (3)

How to Read Pregnancy and Lactation Drug Labels in 2026

Learn how to read the updated FDA pregnancy and lactation drug labels in 2026. Understand what the new PLLR format means for your health, your baby, and your breastfeeding journey.

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How to Recognize Labeling Errors and Ask for Corrections in Medication Data

Posted By Kieran Beauchamp    On 19 Jan 2026    Comments (4)

How to Recognize Labeling Errors and Ask for Corrections in Medication Data

Learn how to spot medication labeling errors - from wrong doses to misspelled names - and how to ask for corrections safely and effectively. Protect yourself and others from preventable harm.

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Beers Criteria: Potentially Inappropriate Drugs in Older Adults

Posted By Kieran Beauchamp    On 18 Jan 2026    Comments (0)

Beers Criteria: Potentially Inappropriate Drugs in Older Adults

The Beers Criteria identify potentially harmful medications for adults over 65. Learn which drugs to avoid, why they're risky, and how to talk to your doctor about safer alternatives.

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How to Tell If Your Symptoms Are from Your Disease or Your Medication

Posted By Kieran Beauchamp    On 17 Jan 2026    Comments (8)

How to Tell If Your Symptoms Are from Your Disease or Your Medication

Learn how to tell if your new symptoms are from your illness or your medication. Timing, dosage, and drug class matter - here's how to spot the difference and avoid unnecessary treatment.

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Time-to-Onset Patterns by Drug Class: When Common Medication Side Effects Start

Posted By Kieran Beauchamp    On 16 Jan 2026    Comments (6)

Time-to-Onset Patterns by Drug Class: When Common Medication Side Effects Start

Learn when common side effects from medications typically appear based on drug class-from hours to months after starting treatment. Understand timing patterns to spot real reactions vs. coincidence.

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Bioavailability Studies for Generics: What They Test and Why It Matters for FDA Approval

Posted By Kieran Beauchamp    On 15 Jan 2026    Comments (5)

Bioavailability Studies for Generics: What They Test and Why It Matters for FDA Approval

Bioavailability studies ensure generic drugs work the same as brand-name versions by measuring how much and how fast the active ingredient enters the bloodstream. The FDA uses strict pharmacokinetic criteria to approve generics safely.

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Ginkgo Biloba and Blood Thinners: What You Need to Know About Bleeding Risk

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

Ginkgo Biloba and Blood Thinners: What You Need to Know About Bleeding Risk

Ginkgo biloba may seem harmless, but when mixed with blood thinners like warfarin or aspirin, it can cause dangerous bleeding. Learn the real risks, who should avoid it, and what to do instead.

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How to Talk to Your Doctor About Side Effects Without Getting Overwhelmed

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

How to Talk to Your Doctor About Side Effects Without Getting Overwhelmed

Learn how to talk to your doctor about medication side effects without feeling overwhelmed. Get clear advice on what to ask, what to expect, and how to stay on track with your treatment.

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Low Back Pain: Acute vs. Chronic and What Physical Therapy Really Does

Posted By Kieran Beauchamp    On 10 Jan 2026    Comments (12)

Low Back Pain: Acute vs. Chronic and What Physical Therapy Really Does

Learn the key differences between acute and chronic low back pain and how physical therapy outcomes vary dramatically based on timing. Early intervention can prevent long-term disability.

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