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Ephedrine and MAO Inhibitors: Why This Drug Combo Can Kill You

Ephedrine and MAO Inhibitors: Why This Drug Combo Can Kill You

Combining ephedrine and MAO inhibitors can cause a sudden, life-threatening spike in blood pressure. This interaction has led to strokes, brain bleeds, and deaths. Learn why it's deadly and how to avoid it.

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How to Manage Mild Side Effects Without Stopping a Medication

How to Manage Mild Side Effects Without Stopping a Medication

Learn how to handle common mild side effects like nausea, dry mouth, and fatigue without stopping your medication. Evidence-based tips from clinical studies and real patient experiences to improve adherence and avoid unnecessary drug changes.

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Antihistamines and Glaucoma: Why Certain Allergy Medications Can Cause Sudden Vision Loss

Antihistamines and Glaucoma: Why Certain Allergy Medications Can Cause Sudden Vision Loss

Certain allergy medications like Benadryl can trigger sudden vision loss in people with narrow-angle glaucoma. Learn which drugs are risky, what to take instead, and how to protect your sight.

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Fentanyl in Counterfeit Pills: Overdose Risks and How to Stay Safe

Fentanyl in Counterfeit Pills: Overdose Risks and How to Stay Safe

Fentanyl in counterfeit pills is killing thousands. These fake drugs look real but contain lethal doses of a powerful opioid. Learn how to recognize the danger, use test strips, carry Narcan, and stay alive.

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Pharmacist Role with Biosimilars: Counseling and Substitution

Pharmacist Role with Biosimilars: Counseling and Substitution

Pharmacists play a critical role in increasing biosimilar adoption by counseling patients, navigating complex substitution laws, and ensuring safe, cost-effective transitions from brand biologics. Their expertise drives better outcomes and lower drug costs.

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Naloxone Co-Prescribing: How It Saves Lives for Opioid Patients

Naloxone Co-Prescribing: How It Saves Lives for Opioid Patients

Naloxone co-prescribing saves lives by giving opioid patients a fast-acting overdose reversal tool. Learn who needs it, how it works, and why it's now a standard of care.

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Splitting Doses: How Lowering Peak Drug Levels Can Reduce Side Effects

Splitting Doses: How Lowering Peak Drug Levels Can Reduce Side Effects

Splitting doses properly can lower peak drug levels and reduce side effects like nausea or dizziness-but only for certain medications. Learn which pills are safe to split, which aren't, and how to do it right to avoid dangerous spikes.

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Emergency Information Card: How to Create a Reliable Medication List for Crises

Emergency Information Card: How to Create a Reliable Medication List for Crises

Create a reliable emergency medication list to prevent dangerous drug interactions. Know what to include, how to update it, and whether to use paper or digital formats for maximum safety.

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How to Prevent Compounding Errors for Customized Medications

How to Prevent Compounding Errors for Customized Medications

Learn how to prevent dangerous errors in customized medications through strict adherence to USP standards, dual verification, proper labeling, and accredited compounding practices. Essential reading for pharmacists and healthcare providers.

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Upper GI Bleeding: Ulcers, Varices, and How to Stabilize Quickly

Upper GI Bleeding: Ulcers, Varices, and How to Stabilize Quickly

Upper GI bleeding is a medical emergency caused by ulcers, varices, or other conditions. Learn the signs, how doctors assess risk, and what treatments save lives-backed by 2026 guidelines and real patient data.

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Nasal Decongestants and Blood Pressure Medications: What You Need to Know for Safe Use

Nasal Decongestants and Blood Pressure Medications: What You Need to Know for Safe Use

Nasal decongestants can dangerously raise blood pressure in people taking hypertension meds. Learn which ingredients to avoid, safer alternatives, and how to protect your heart when you have a cold.

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Switching from Warfarin to a DOAC: Side Effects and Safety Tips You Need to Know

Switching from Warfarin to a DOAC: Side Effects and Safety Tips You Need to Know

Switching from warfarin to a DOAC can reduce blood tests and bleeding risks-but only if done correctly. Learn the safety rules, side effects, and key steps to avoid stroke or dangerous bleeding.

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