Category: Pharmacy & Health - Page 2

Bell’s Palsy: How Corticosteroids Help Restore Facial Nerve Function

23/ 11

Bell’s palsy causes sudden facial paralysis, but prompt corticosteroid treatment can restore function in most cases. Learn why prednisone is the gold standard, how timing affects recovery, and what treatments actually work.

Computer Vision Syndrome: Proven Ways to Prevent Digital Eye Strain

22/ 11

Computer Vision Syndrome causes eye strain, headaches, and dry eyes from prolonged screen use. Learn proven, science-backed ways to prevent it - from the 20-20-20 rule to screen positioning and eye drops.

Steroid-Induced Hyperglycemia: How to Adjust Diabetes Medications Safely

21/ 11

Steroid-induced hyperglycemia affects up to 50% of people on glucocorticoids. Learn how to adjust insulin and other diabetes medications safely to avoid dangerous highs and lows during steroid use and tapering.

Medications That Are High-Risk for Seniors: What to Review

19/ 11

Many common medications pose serious risks for seniors, including falls, confusion, and hospitalization. Learn which drugs to review with your doctor and safer alternatives backed by the latest clinical guidelines.

OTC Cough Suppressants vs. Expectorants: How to Choose the Right One for Your Cough

19/ 11

Learn how to tell the difference between cough suppressants and expectorants, which one to use for your type of cough, and why mixing them up can make you worse. Get clear, science-backed advice on OTC cough medicine.

Blurred Vision from Medications: Common Causes and When to See a Doctor

19/ 11

Blurred vision can be a side effect of many common medications. Learn which drugs cause it, how serious it can be, and when to see a doctor before permanent damage occurs.

IgA Deficiency: Understanding the Immune Disorder and Critical Transfusion Risks

17/ 11

IgA deficiency is the most common primary immunodeficiency, often silent but dangerous during blood transfusions. Learn how anti-IgA antibodies can trigger life-threatening reactions and what patients must do to stay safe.

Clinical Trial Eligibility: How Biomarkers and Inclusion Criteria Shape Cancer Treatment

16/ 11

Biomarkers are now essential for qualifying for cancer clinical trials. Learn how they work, why they improve success rates, and what patients need to know about inclusion criteria and testing challenges.

How to Childproof Your Home for Medication Safety

14/ 11

Learn how to prevent accidental poisoning by childproofing your home for medication safety. Discover where to store medicine, why child-resistant caps aren’t enough, and how to keep kids safe from pills, vitamins, and supplements.

Emergency Use of Sub-Potent Expired Medications: When It’s Safe and When It’s Not

14/ 11

Expired medications aren't always useless. In emergencies with no alternatives, many drugs remain safe and effective years past their label date. Learn which ones you can use, which ones to avoid, and how to tell if they're still good.

How to Teach Teens to Manage Their Own Prescription Medications

12/ 11

Learn how to guide teens in safely managing their own prescription medications with practical steps, trusted tools, and expert-backed strategies to prevent misuse and build lifelong health habits.

How to Use QR Codes and Digital Prescription Label Tools for Safer Medication Management

7/ 11

Learn how QR codes and digital prescription label tools improve medication safety, reduce errors, and boost patient adherence. Discover best practices, real-world results, and how to implement them in pharmacies.