Author: Ryan Gregory

How to Check If a Generic Medication Is Available for Your Prescription
Feb 27 2026 Ryan Gregory

How to Check If a Generic Medication Is Available for Your Prescription

Learn how to check if a generic version of your prescription is available and safe to use. Save money without sacrificing effectiveness by understanding FDA ratings, talking to your pharmacist, and using free online tools.

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Anticholinergics: Cognitive Effects and Dry Mouth Risks
Feb 20 2026 Ryan Gregory

Anticholinergics: Cognitive Effects and Dry Mouth Risks

Anticholinergic medications can cause brain shrinkage, memory loss, and severe dry mouth - especially in older adults. Learn which drugs carry the highest risks and what safer alternatives exist.

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Blockbuster Patent Expirations 2025 and Beyond: What Drugs Lose Protection and When
Feb 13 2026 Ryan Gregory

Blockbuster Patent Expirations 2025 and Beyond: What Drugs Lose Protection and When

In 2025 and beyond, major drugs like Entresto, Eliquis, and Keytruda will lose patent protection, triggering the largest wave of generic and biosimilar competition in pharmaceutical history. This could slash drug costs by up to 90% and reshape healthcare spending.

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CYP450 Interactions: Grapefruit, Warfarin, and SSRIs Explained
Feb 12 2026 Ryan Gregory

CYP450 Interactions: Grapefruit, Warfarin, and SSRIs Explained

Grapefruit can dangerously increase levels of warfarin and certain SSRIs by blocking CYP450 enzymes. Learn which medications are at risk, why timing doesn't help, and what to do to stay safe.

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How to Measure Children’s Medication Doses Correctly at Home: Avoid Dosing Errors with Oral Syringes
Feb 5 2026 Ryan Gregory

How to Measure Children’s Medication Doses Correctly at Home: Avoid Dosing Errors with Oral Syringes

Accurate measurement of children's medication is crucial to prevent dosing errors. Learn how to use oral syringes, avoid household spoons, and follow CDC guidelines for safe dosing. This guide covers tools, common mistakes, and practical steps for parents. Ensuring correct doses protects your child's health and prevents serious complications.

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Military Shelf Life Extension Program: What It Reveals About Drug Stability Beyond Expiration Dates
Feb 1 2026 Ryan Gregory

Military Shelf Life Extension Program: What It Reveals About Drug Stability Beyond Expiration Dates

The Military Shelf Life Extension Program proves many expired drugs remain effective for years beyond their labeled dates-saving billions and challenging how we think about medication stability.

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Health Literacy and Generics: How to Make Medication Information Clear for Everyone
Jan 29 2026 Ryan Gregory

Health Literacy and Generics: How to Make Medication Information Clear for Everyone

Generic medications are just as effective as brand-name drugs, but confusing packaging and poor communication put patients at risk. Learn how health literacy impacts medication safety and what you can do to avoid dangerous mistakes.

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Cost Sharing Explained: Deductibles, Copays, and Coinsurance for Medications and Healthcare
Jan 28 2026 Ryan Gregory

Cost Sharing Explained: Deductibles, Copays, and Coinsurance for Medications and Healthcare

Understand how deductibles, copays, and coinsurance work with your health insurance to manage medication costs. Learn what you pay, when, and how to avoid surprise bills.

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Urticaria: How Hives Work, Common Triggers, and What Antihistamines Really Do
Jan 26 2026 Ryan Gregory

Urticaria: How Hives Work, Common Triggers, and What Antihistamines Really Do

Urticaria, or hives, affects 1 in 5 people. Learn how histamine triggers it, what really causes flare-ups, and why antihistamines aren't always enough - plus the latest treatments that work when nothing else does.

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When to Avoid a Medication Family After a Severe Drug Reaction
Jan 17 2026 Ryan Gregory

When to Avoid a Medication Family After a Severe Drug Reaction

Not every severe drug reaction means avoiding an entire medication family. Learn when cross-reactivity is real, when it’s not, and how to get tested to avoid unnecessary drug restrictions.

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