Archive: 2026/01 - Page 2

Atopic Dermatitis Flare Triggers and How Emollient Therapy Works

Learn the real triggers behind atopic dermatitis flares and how proper emollient therapy can repair your skin barrier, reduce itching, and prevent flare-ups. Evidence-based, practical advice for daily management.

19.01.26
Alistair Mukondiwa
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New Antidepressants with Better Side Effect Profiles: What’s Emerging in 2026

New antidepressants like Exxua, Zuranolone, and Auvelity offer faster relief and fewer side effects than older SSRIs. Discover what’s changed in 2026 and how to find the right treatment for you.

18.01.26
Alistair Mukondiwa
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Side Effects with Generics: Are Adverse Reactions More Likely?

Generic drugs are cheaper and just as effective for most people, but some patients report new side effects after switching. Learn why this happens-and what you can do about it.

17.01.26
Alistair Mukondiwa
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Antibiotic Overuse: How Misuse Fuels Resistance and C. difficile Infections

Antibiotic overuse is driving deadly resistance and C. difficile infections worldwide. Learn how misuse is making common infections untreatable-and what you can do to help.

16.01.26
Alistair Mukondiwa
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New Drug Approvals: Recent Medications and Their Safety Profiles

Explore the latest FDA-approved drugs from 2024-2025, including breakthrough treatments for Alzheimer's, schizophrenia, and anaphylaxis. Learn how their safety profiles compare and what patients and doctors need to know.

15.01.26
Alistair Mukondiwa
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Why Some People React Differently to Generic Medications

Generic medications save billions, but not everyone reacts the same way. For drugs with narrow therapeutic indexes, small differences in absorption can cause serious side effects. Here’s why some people feel worse after switching-and what to do about it.

14.01.26
Alistair Mukondiwa
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Alcohol and Sleep Medications: The Hidden Danger of Combined Sedation

Mixing alcohol with sleep medications like Ambien or Lunesta can cause deadly sedation, slowed breathing, and even sleep-driving. Learn why no amount is safe and what alternatives exist.

13.01.26
Alistair Mukondiwa
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Nausea from Opioids: How to Manage It with Antiemetics, Timing, and Diet

Nausea from opioids is common but manageable. Learn how antiemetics, timing your doses, and simple diet changes can help you stay on your pain medication without feeling sick.

12.01.26
Alistair Mukondiwa
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Why Some Brand-Name Drugs Have No Generic Alternatives

Many brand-name drugs stay expensive for years after patents expire due to complex formulations, patent tricks, and regulatory hurdles. Here's why some medications have no generic alternatives - and what you can do about it.

11.01.26
Alistair Mukondiwa
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Medication-Induced Delirium in Older Adults: Recognizing the Signs and Stopping It Before It Starts

Medication-induced delirium is a sudden, dangerous confusion in older adults caused by common drugs like anticholinergics and benzodiazepines. Learn the signs, which medications are most risky, and how to prevent it before it starts.

9.01.26
Alistair Mukondiwa
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Opioid-Induced Hyperalgesia: How to Recognize and Treat It
6 Jan 2026
How to Document Provider Advice About Medications for Later Reference
27 Nov 2025
Alcohol and Sleep Medications: The Hidden Danger of Combined Sedation
13 Jan 2026
Cmax and AUC in Bioequivalence: Understanding Peak Concentration and Total Drug Exposure
3 Dec 2025
Heat and Fentanyl Patches: How Heat Increases Overdose Risk
1 Nov 2025