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20 Dec

Pediatric Sleep Apnea: Tonsils, Adenoids, and CPAP Explained

Pediatric sleep apnea is often caused by enlarged tonsils and adenoids, leading to breathing pauses during sleep. Adenotonsillectomy is the first-line treatment, but CPAP is used when surgery isn't enough. Learn how these treatments work, their success rates, and what families can expect.

Prescriber Education Resources: Essential Guides for Doctors on Generic Medications

19 Dec

by david perrins 14

Prescriber Education Resources: Essential Guides for Doctors on Generic Medications

Essential guides for doctors on prescribing generic medications, backed by FDA data and real-world tools to improve patient adherence, reduce costs, and overcome common misconceptions about generic drug effectiveness.

Whistleblower Protections for Reporting Manufacturing Quality Issues

18 Dec

by david perrins 14

Whistleblower Protections for Reporting Manufacturing Quality Issues

Learn how whistleblower protections shield manufacturing workers who report safety and quality violations. Understand your rights, deadlines, and how to file a complaint without retaliation.

Sleep Hygiene: Proven Behavioral Changes to Improve Sleep Quality

17 Dec

by david perrins 10

Sleep Hygiene: Proven Behavioral Changes to Improve Sleep Quality

Learn the science-backed behavioral changes that improve sleep quality without medication. Discover which sleep hygiene habits actually work - and which ones are myths.

Provider Education: Understanding Biosimilar Differences

16 Dec

by david perrins 15

Provider Education: Understanding Biosimilar Differences

Biosimilars are not generics-they're complex, FDA-approved copies of biologic drugs that require special understanding. Learn how they differ, why providers hesitate, and what you need to know to use them safely and effectively.

Foreign Manufacturing of Generics: How the FDA Oversees Drug Quality Abroad

15 Dec

by david perrins 11

Foreign Manufacturing of Generics: How the FDA Oversees Drug Quality Abroad

The FDA has ended its double standard in inspecting foreign generic drug factories. Unannounced inspections are now the norm, forcing global manufacturers to meet the same quality standards as U.S. plants. Here’s how it works-and what it means for your medications.

Carbamazepine and Oral Contraceptives: Why Breakthrough Bleeding Means Your Birth Control May Be Failing

15 Dec

by david perrins 15

Carbamazepine and Oral Contraceptives: Why Breakthrough Bleeding Means Your Birth Control May Be Failing

Carbamazepine can make birth control pills fail-even if you take them perfectly. Breakthrough bleeding is a warning sign. Learn why IUDs and implants are the only reliable options, and how to protect yourself from unintended pregnancy and birth defects.

Managing Warfarin and Antibiotics: Common Interaction Issues

14 Dec

by david perrins 10

Managing Warfarin and Antibiotics: Common Interaction Issues

Warfarin and antibiotics can interact dangerously, raising bleeding risk. Learn which antibiotics are high-risk, how to monitor INR, and what to do when starting a new antibiotic while on warfarin.

Otitis Media: When to Use Antibiotics for Middle Ear Infections

12 Dec

by david perrins 11

Otitis Media: When to Use Antibiotics for Middle Ear Infections

Otitis media is a common ear infection in children, often treated with antibiotics. Learn when antibiotics are truly needed, how to manage pain, and how to prevent recurring infections with vaccines and lifestyle changes.

Medication Safety and Mental Health: How to Coordinate Care to Prevent Harm

11 Dec

by david perrins 11

Medication Safety and Mental Health: How to Coordinate Care to Prevent Harm

Medication safety in mental health requires careful coordination across care settings to prevent deadly errors. Learn how reconciliation, technology, and team-based care can reduce harm from psychotropic drugs.