Bedtime dosing of blood pressure medication may reduce daytime dizziness and fatigue without increasing nighttime risks. Learn who benefits most, what the latest research says, and how to safely try switching your pill time.
Medication safety prevents harmful errors in drug use-from prescribing to taking pills at home. With over 1.5 million ER visits yearly from avoidable drug problems, it’s not just a hospital issue-it’s every patient’s responsibility.
Learn practical, science-backed ways to keep taking your medication during life changes like moving, job shifts, or breakups. Reduce stress, build flexible routines, and use smart tools to stay on track-without guilt or overwhelm.
CPAP is the gold standard for treating sleep apnea, but oxygen therapy alone won't fix airway collapse. Learn how CPAP works, why adherence matters, and when oxygen therapy is actually needed for respiratory failure.
Antacids like Tums and Milk of Magnesia are common for heartburn, but for people with kidney disease, they can be dangerous. Learn how calcium, aluminum, and magnesium in these drugs affect phosphate levels, kidney function, and heart health.
Lithium is highly effective for bipolar disorder but can cause thyroid dysfunction in up to one-third of users. Learn how it affects thyroid function, who's at risk, and how to manage it without stopping treatment.
Long-term steroid use suppresses natural cortisol production. ACTH stimulation testing is the gold standard to safely assess adrenal recovery and prevent life-threatening adrenal crisis during tapering.
Vitamin D doesn't prevent statin muscle pain, despite popular belief. Research shows no benefit, but statins can affect vitamin D levels differently depending on the type. Here's what the science says.
Quality by Design (QbD) transforms generic drug development by building quality into the process from the start. Learn how QbD improves bioequivalence, reduces approval times, and cuts costs through science-based design spaces and real-time monitoring.
Antibiotics fight bacterial infections by targeting specific parts of bacteria-cell walls, protein factories, or DNA. Learn how the main classes work, why resistance is growing, and what you can do to help.