Category: Medications - Page 2

Authorized generics are identical to brand-name drugs but sold under a different label. In 2025, they’re rare due to FTC crackdowns and a shift toward biosimilars. Learn which ones are available and how to get them.

Discover how RFID, eMAR, and mobile apps help track medication expiration dates to prevent waste and ensure patient safety. Learn which systems work best for hospitals, clinics, and home use.

Generic drug shortages are at record levels due to fragile supply chains, low profit margins, and overreliance on foreign manufacturing. Learn why sterile injectables are most at risk and what’s being done-or not done-to fix it.

SSRI antidepressants can cause serotonin syndrome when mixed with other drugs like tramadol, linezolid, or St. John’s wort. Learn which combinations are dangerous, how to spot symptoms, and what to do to stay safe.

Combining insulin with beta-blockers can mask low blood sugar symptoms, leading to dangerous hypoglycemia unawareness. Learn how to recognize the risks, choose safer medications, and protect yourself with monitoring and education.

Bulk purchasing of generic medications can cut drug costs by 20% or more for clinics and providers. Learn how volume discounts, short-dated stock, and secondary distributors help save money without sacrificing quality.

Cancer combination therapies rely on precise drug interactions. Generic versions may seem interchangeable, but bioequivalence standards don't account for complex regimens-putting patients at risk. Here's what you need to know.

Biosimilars and generics both lower drug costs, but they're not the same. Learn how they differ in science, safety, and savings so you can make the right treatment choice.

Learn how low-income seniors can qualify for the Medicare Extra Help Program to save thousands on prescription drugs. Find out income limits, how to apply, and what benefits you get in 2025.

Many patients doubt generic medications work as well as brand names - even when science says otherwise. This article explores why perception, not chemistry, drives satisfaction - and how communication can improve adherence.