Deprescribing research shows that carefully reducing unnecessary medications in older adults can improve safety, reduce falls, and boost quality of life-without increasing harm. Learn how it works and why it matters now.
Pharmacists must follow strict state and federal rules when dispensing generic medications. Learn the legal obligations, consent requirements, restricted drugs, and documentation practices that protect patients and your license.
Mixing opioids with common antihistamines like Benadryl can cause life-threatening sedation and breathing problems. Learn why this dangerous combo happens, who’s at risk, and how to stay safe.
Pediatric hearing loss can impact speech, learning, and social development-but early screening and intervention before six months can lead to near-normal language outcomes. Learn the causes, screening timeline, and proven strategies to help children thrive.
Grapefruit juice can dangerously increase drug levels in your blood by blocking a key enzyme. Learn which medications are at risk, why timing doesn't help, and how to stay safe.
Counterfeit drugs pose serious health risks and financial exposure. Learn how insurance protects businesses in the pharmaceutical supply chain-and what it won't cover when fake medicines slip through.
Medication-induced acute interstitial nephritis is a hidden cause of kidney damage. Learn the signs, which drugs trigger it, what to do if you suspect it, and how to protect your kidneys long-term.
Hydroxyzine is commonly prescribed for anxiety and itching, but it carries a risk of QT prolongation that can lead to dangerous heart rhythms. Learn who’s at risk, what doses are safe, and safer alternatives.
Pain catastrophizing makes chronic pain feel worse by amplifying fear and helplessness. Learn how CBT tools like self-monitoring and cognitive restructuring can reduce distress and improve daily function without denying physical pain.
Learn which nausea medications are safe during pregnancy and which carry hidden risks. Evidence-based options from ginger to Diclegis, and why ondansetron should be a last resort.