Author: Elias Kellerman

Stimulants for ADHD: What You Need to Know About Cardiovascular and Sleep Side Effects

23Dec
Stimulants for ADHD: What You Need to Know About Cardiovascular and Sleep Side Effects

Stimulants for ADHD improve focus but can raise blood pressure and disrupt sleep. Learn the real risks, how to monitor them, and what alternatives exist - backed by the latest research.

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Hypothyroidism and Statins: How to Reduce Your Myopathy Risk

22Dec
Hypothyroidism and Statins: How to Reduce Your Myopathy Risk

Hypothyroidism increases the risk of statin-induced muscle damage. Learn how to reduce your myopathy risk by optimizing thyroid levels, choosing safer statins, and recognizing early warning signs before serious complications occur.

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Annual Savings from FDA Generic Drug Approvals: Year-by-Year Breakdown

21Dec
Annual Savings from FDA Generic Drug Approvals: Year-by-Year Breakdown

Annual savings from FDA generic drug approvals vary year to year, with billions saved when major brand-name drugs lose patent protection. Learn the real numbers behind generic cost savings and who benefits most.

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Annual Savings from FDA Generic Drug Approvals: Year-by-Year Breakdown

21Dec
Annual Savings from FDA Generic Drug Approvals: Year-by-Year Breakdown

Annual savings from FDA generic drug approvals total hundreds of billions, with major spikes when blockbuster drugs lose patent protection. Year-by-year data shows how generic competition cuts drug costs across Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance.

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Medicare Part D Drug Coverage Explained for Patients in 2025

20Dec
Medicare Part D Drug Coverage Explained for Patients in 2025

Medicare Part D in 2025 now caps out-of-pocket drug costs at $2,000 annually, eliminating the donut hole. Learn how the new three-phase coverage works, how to pick the best plan for your meds, and how to avoid costly mistakes.

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Biologic Drugs: Why They Can't Be Copied Like Regular Pills

19Dec
Biologic Drugs: Why They Can't Be Copied Like Regular Pills

Biologic drugs are made from living cells, not chemicals, so they can't be copied like regular pills. Biosimilars offer similar benefits but aren't exact copies-and that's by design.

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How Pharmacogenetic Testing Prevents Dangerous Drug Reactions

18Dec
How Pharmacogenetic Testing Prevents Dangerous Drug Reactions

Pharmacogenetic testing uses your DNA to predict how you'll respond to medications, helping doctors avoid dangerous side effects. Studies show it reduces adverse drug reactions by up to 30%.

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Copay Assistance for Generics: How to Find Financial Help for Low-Cost Prescription Drugs

17Dec
Copay Assistance for Generics: How to Find Financial Help for Low-Cost Prescription Drugs

Even though generics are cheaper, many still can't afford their copays. Learn how to cut costs with Medicare Extra Help, pharmacy discounts, and nonprofit programs-before 2025 changes kick in.

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Patient Communication in Drug Shortages: What Providers Must Do

16Dec
Patient Communication in Drug Shortages: What Providers Must Do

When drugs run short, patients need clear, honest communication from their providers. Learn what healthcare professionals must do to keep patients safe, informed, and trusting during medication shortages.

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Upset Stomach and Heartburn from Medications: What Works and What Doesn’t

15Dec
Upset Stomach and Heartburn from Medications: What Works and What Doesn’t

Many common medications cause heartburn and upset stomach-not because of diet, but because of how they interact with your digestive system. Learn which drugs trigger symptoms and what actually works to stop the pain without quitting your treatment.

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