Clozapine is the most effective antipsychotic for treatment-resistant schizophrenia but comes with serious risks. Learn how it compares to risperidone, olanzapine, quetiapine, and aripiprazole - and who benefits most from each.
Medications
QT prolongation can trigger deadly heart rhythms like torsades de pointes. Over 220 medications, from antibiotics to antidepressants, carry this risk. Know which ones to watch for and how to stay safe.
Medications
Charcoal-grilled meats can trigger enzyme changes that affect how your body processes certain medications. Learn whether this real but small interaction matters for your health-and what actually puts you at risk.
Medications
Professional guidelines on generic prescribing explain when to use generic drugs versus brand names, backed by NHS, FDA, and MHRA data. Learn how to improve adherence, cut costs, and avoid clinical risks.
Medications
Prediabetes doesn't have to become type 2 diabetes. Learn how simple lifestyle changes - eating better, moving more, and losing just a few pounds - can reverse the condition and slash your risk of diabetes by up to 70%.
Health and Wellness
Choosing between radiation and surgery for localized cancer isn't about which is better-it's about which fits your life. Learn how survival rates, side effects, and logistics differ for prostate and lung cancer treatments.
Health and Medicine
Pomegranate juice doesn't interact with medications like grapefruit juice does. Clinical studies show it's safe with most drugs, including blood thinners and statins. Here's what the real evidence says.
Medications
Compare tretinoin 0.05% with adapalene, retinol, azelaic acid, and tazarotene for acne and anti-aging. Learn which alternatives work best for sensitive skin, acne, and wrinkles without harsh side effects.
Medications
Proton pump inhibitors reduce GI bleeding risk in patients on antiplatelet therapy, but not all PPIs are safe with all blood thinners. Learn which ones to use, who needs them, and how to avoid unnecessary side effects.
Medications
Discover how your medical history-age, genetics, kidney disease, polypharmacy, and past drug reactions-boosts the risk of medication side effects and learn practical ways to stay safe.
Medications