Loperamide abuse is rising as people misuse OTC antidiarrheals to manage opioid withdrawal. High doses can cause fatal heart rhythms. Learn the warning signs and why this hidden danger is killing people.
Loperamide abuse is rising as people misuse OTC antidiarrheals to manage opioid withdrawal. High doses can cause fatal heart rhythms. Learn the warning signs and why this hidden danger is killing people.
As of 2025, over 270 medications are in short supply in the U.S., including critical drugs like cisplatin, IV fluids, and GLP-1 weight-loss agents. Learn which drugs are hardest to find, why shortages keep happening, and what you can do.
NSAIDs and acetaminophen both relieve pain, but they work differently. Learn when to use ibuprofen, naproxen, or Tylenol based on your symptoms, risks, and long-term safety.
India and China dominate the global generic drug market, with India leading in volume and China controlling the supply of active ingredients. Emerging economies like Vietnam and Cambodia are carving out niche roles in this high-stakes industry.
Pharmacy workflow and error prevention systems use automation, barcode scanning, and AI to cut medication errors by up to 90%. Learn how these tools work, which ones are best for your setting, and why simply buying software isn't enough.
The 80-125% rule for generic drugs isn't about ingredient amounts-it's about how your body absorbs the medicine. Learn what it really means and why generics are just as safe and effective as brand names.
Combo generics often cost 3-4 times more than buying the same drugs as separate generics. Real data shows billions in wasted spending - here’s how to save hundreds per month.
Montelukast is a daily oral medication that blocks leukotrienes to prevent asthma and allergy symptoms. It's not a rescue drug, but helps those who can't use inhalers or have both asthma and nasal allergies. Learn how it works, who benefits, and what to watch for.
Learn the 8 essential steps to use your inhaler correctly so medicine reaches your lungs, not your throat. Fixing your technique can cut side effects, prevent hospital visits, and make your treatment work as it should.
Never use household spoons to measure children's medicine. Kitchen spoons vary in size and can lead to dangerous overdoses or underdoses. Always use an oral syringe marked in milliliters for accurate, safe dosing.