Author: Morgan Macgregor
Discover the most common pharmacy dispensing errors, why they happen, and how proven systems like barcode scanning, double-checks, and clinical alerts can prevent them - saving lives and reducing harm.
Most medications pass into breast milk in tiny amounts and are safe for babies. Learn how drugs transfer, which ones to watch for, and how to keep breastfeeding while taking necessary medicines.
Learn how the FDA uses bioequivalence studies to prove generic drugs work just like brand-name versions. Understand the 80-125% rule, PK parameters, and why generics are safe and effective.
Benzodiazepines can cause memory loss, increase fall risk, and lead to dependence. Learn how these drugs affect the brain, why tapering slowly is critical, and what steps you can take to reduce harm.
Jan, 5 2026
Parkinson’s disease causes tremor, stiffness, and movement issues due to dopamine loss. Dopamine replacement with levodopa helps manage symptoms, but long-term use brings challenges like wearing-off and dyskinesia. Learn how treatment works and what patients experience.
Generic drugs save billions annually, but not all are priced fairly. Cost-effectiveness analysis reveals how to choose the most valuable options - and why some generics still cost too much.
Learn the early warning signs of psychosis and how Coordinated Specialty Care can dramatically improve recovery outcomes. Early intervention saves lives, restores function, and rebuilds futures.
Learn how to read contraindications and warnings on drug labels to avoid serious health risks. Understand FDA requirements, boxed warnings, and what to do when you spot a red flag.
Learn how caregivers can prevent dangerous medication errors with simple, proven steps - from using pill organizers to talking to pharmacists. Protect your loved one with clear, practical advice backed by current medical guidelines.
Combination cholesterol therapy with lower statin doses and non-statin drugs like ezetimibe lowers LDL more safely than high-dose statins alone. It’s now recommended for high-risk patients and works better with fewer side effects.
