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Herbal Teas and Medications: Potential Interactions You Need to Know

Herbal teas may seem harmless, but they can interfere with medications like blood thinners, statins, and birth control. Learn which teas pose real risks and what to do to stay safe.

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Medication-Induced Angioedema: Recognizing Swelling Risks and Airway Emergencies

Medication-induced angioedema can cause sudden, life-threatening swelling-especially from common drugs like ACE inhibitors. Learn the signs, the risks, and what actually works to treat it.

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Liver Function Tests Explained: ALT, AST, Bilirubin, and What They Really Mean

Understand what ALT, AST, and bilirubin really mean in liver function tests. Learn how patterns, not single numbers, reveal liver damage from alcohol, fatty liver, viruses, or blockages - and what to do next.

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Understanding Adverse Event Rates: Percentages and Relative Risk in Clinical Trials

Learn how adverse event rates in clinical trials are calculated, why simple percentages can mislead, and how exposure-adjusted methods like EAIR are changing FDA safety reporting standards.

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Batch Variability and Bioequivalence: What Acceptable Limits Really Mean for Generic Drugs

Batch variability can make or break bioequivalence for generic drugs. Learn why the 80-125% rule isn't enough, how new methods are fixing the system, and what it means for your health.

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Drug-Related Headaches: How to Spot Them and Find Real Relief

Medication overuse headache is a hidden cause of chronic pain. Learn how common painkillers can trigger daily headaches-and how to break the cycle safely with proven methods.

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How to Ensure Accurate Dosing Devices with Liquid Prescriptions

Use oral syringes and milliliter-only labels to prevent dangerous dosing errors with liquid medications. Learn why household spoons and dosing cups cause mistakes-and how to get the right tool every time.

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Antiseizure Medications and Generic Substitution: Risks and Best Practices

Generic antiseizure medications can save money, but for people with epilepsy, even small changes in drug absorption can trigger seizures. Learn the risks, real patient stories, and best practices to stay safe.

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