Melatonin may seem harmless, but mixing it with sedatives can cause dangerous drowsiness, falls, and even breathing problems. Learn the risks, what to avoid, and safer alternatives for better sleep.
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Learn how to recognize, document, and report a medication error to your provider or the FDA. Your report can prevent harm to others and improve patient safety systems.
The FDA extends expiration dates for critical drugs during shortages to keep patients supplied with life-saving medications. Learn how it works, which drugs qualify, and what hospitals must do to stay compliant.
Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome is a rare but deadly reaction to antipsychotics and other dopamine-blocking drugs. Learn the warning signs, how it's diagnosed, treated, and why early action saves lives.
Edema in chronic kidney disease is caused by fluid buildup due to impaired kidney function. Learn how diuretics, strict salt restriction, and compression therapy work together to manage swelling safely and effectively.
Folic acid is essential during pregnancy to prevent neural tube defects, but it can interact dangerously with common medications like anticonvulsants and sulfasalazine. Learn what to take, what to avoid, and how to stay safe.
Digital pill sensors track medication intake and detect physiological changes to improve adherence and catch side effects early. Used in mental health, HIV, and TB treatment, they offer real-time data but raise privacy and cost concerns.
Grandparents are often the source of pediatric medication poisonings. Learn how to safely store medicines, talk to kids about them, and use simple tools like lockboxes to protect grandchildren-all backed by CDC and NIH research.
Despite generics making up 90% of prescriptions, many doctors still doubt their effectiveness. This article explores why providers hesitate, what shapes their attitudes, and how better education and communication can close the gap.
Medication overdose survivors often face permanent brain damage, organ failure, and mental health disorders-even if they survive. Here’s what really happens after the emergency room.