Why do patients choose expensive drugs over cheaper alternatives? Behavioral economics reveals how psychology, not just cost, drives medication decisions-and how smart nudges can improve adherence and save lives.
January 19 2026
Learn how CAPD and APD work at home for kidney failure treatment. Compare manual vs. automated dialysis, costs, lifestyle impact, and which one suits your needs best.
January 18 2026
Learn when to start breast cancer screening, the difference between 2D and 3D mammograms, who needs extra testing, and how treatment plans are personalized. Updated for 2026 guidelines.
January 17 2026
Generic drugs are supposed to be safe and effective alternatives to brand-name medications-but sometimes they don’t work as expected. Learn why therapeutic failures happen, which drugs are most at risk, and what you can do to protect yourself.
January 16 2026
The 180-day exclusivity rule lets the first generic drug company to challenge a patent block competitors for six months. But delays, settlements, and loopholes often prevent patients from getting affordable meds-despite the law’s original intent.
January 15 2026
Learn how to request easy-open pill bottles and accessible labels for prescription meds. No doctor’s note needed. Know your rights, which pharmacies offer it, and how to get it fast.
January 14 2026
Dairy products like milk and yogurt can block antibiotic absorption due to calcium binding with the drug. Learn which antibiotics are affected, how long to wait, and how to avoid treatment failure.
January 13 2026
Losing 5-7% of your body weight can significantly improve blood sugar control and even lead to type 2 diabetes remission. Learn proven, science-backed strategies for safe and sustainable weight loss with diabetes.
January 12 2026
Learn how to take levothyroxine correctly to avoid absorption problems. Find out what foods, drinks, and supplements interfere with thyroid meds, and whether morning or bedtime dosing works better for you.
January 11 2026
Fixed-dose combination drugs combine two or more medications into one pill to improve adherence, reduce side effects, and enhance treatment effectiveness. They're widely used for heart disease, HIV, and TB, but not all combinations are medically justified.
January 10 2026