Archive: 2026/01 - Page 2
Rheumatoid Arthritis: How Biologic DMARDs Can Lead to Disease Remission
Biologic DMARDs have transformed rheumatoid arthritis treatment, offering real remission for many patients. Learn how they work, who benefits most, the risks, cost savings from biosimilars, and what to expect on the path to symptom-free living.
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When to Call 911 vs Contact Your Doctor About Medication Reactions
Learn exactly when to call 911 versus contacting your doctor for medication reactions. Know the life-threatening signs of anaphylaxis and how to act fast before it's too late.
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Esophageal Cancer Risk from Chronic GERD: Key Red Flags You Can't Ignore
Chronic GERD can lead to esophageal cancer through Barrett’s esophagus. Learn the key risk factors, red flag symptoms, and when to get screened to catch cancer early and improve survival.
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How to Bring a Caregiver or Advocate to Medication Appointments
Learn how to bring a caregiver or advocate to your medication appointments to reduce errors, understand your prescriptions, and stay safe. Practical steps, real stories, and what's changed in 2026.
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Goldenseal and Medications: What You Need to Know About Liver Enzyme Interactions
Goldenseal may seem like a harmless herbal remedy, but it can dangerously interfere with liver enzymes that process common medications. Learn which drugs are at risk and what to do instead.
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How to Manage Interactions When Starting a New Medication
Learn how to spot and prevent dangerous drug interactions when starting a new medication. From common high-risk combos to what you can do right now, this guide gives you clear, practical steps to stay safe.
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ACE Inhibitors with Spironolactone: Managing the Hyperkalemia Risk
Combining ACE inhibitors and spironolactone improves survival in heart failure but raises hyperkalemia risk. Learn who’s most at risk, how to monitor safely, and what to do if potassium rises.
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Omeprazole and Clopidogrel: What You Need to Know About CYP2C19 Interaction
Omeprazole can reduce clopidogrel's effectiveness by blocking its activation in the liver. Learn which PPIs are safe to use with clopidogrel, why timing doesn't help, and what alternatives exist based on genetics and clinical evidence.
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