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Opioid Overdose: How to Recognize Symptoms and Use Naloxone to Save a Life
Learn how to recognize opioid overdose symptoms and use naloxone to reverse it. Step-by-step guide for bystanders, with real-world data and safety tips to save a life.
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Authorized Generics vs Traditional Generics: What You Need to Know
Authorized generics are the exact same as brand-name drugs, just without the brand label. Traditional generics may have different inactive ingredients. Learn how they differ in composition, cost, and how they affect your health.
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OTC Allergy Relief: How to Pick the Right Antihistamine and Dose for Your Symptoms
Learn how to choose the right OTC antihistamine-Zyrtec, Claritin, or Allegra-based on your symptoms, lifestyle, and tolerance for drowsiness. Find out what works best, what to avoid, and how to dose safely.
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Why Patients Stick to Brand-Name Medications Despite Higher Costs
Patients often choose expensive brand-name medications over cheaper generics-not because they work better, but because they feel safer. This article explores why brand loyalty persists in healthcare, from psychological trust to real-world experiences.
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When Can Biosimilars Be Automatically Substituted? Understanding Interchangeability in the U.S.
Interchangeable biosimilars can be automatically swapped for brand-name biologics at the pharmacy level in the U.S., but only under strict FDA rules and varying state laws. Learn how they work, who can substitute them, and what patients need to know.
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Generic Prescribing Guidelines: What Doctors Need to Know in 2025
Discover the latest NHS and global guidelines on generic prescribing in 2025. Learn when to use generic drugs, which exceptions to watch for, how to handle patient concerns, and how to implement best practices in your practice.
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Foreign Manufacturing of Generics: FDA Oversight and Standards in 2025
Foreign-made generic drugs supply most of the U.S. market, but FDA oversight has been inconsistent. New unannounced inspections and stricter standards aim to close the gap-protecting patients from unsafe or ineffective medicines.
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How Pharmacists Verify Generic Equivalence: Practice Standards
Pharmacists use the FDA's Orange Book to verify that generic drugs are therapeutically equivalent to brand-name versions, ensuring safe and legal substitutions. This process relies on strict bioequivalence standards and state laws to protect patient safety.
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Rifampin Induction: How It Lowers Anticoagulant and Antiviral Levels
Rifampin can drastically lower levels of anticoagulants and antivirals by inducing liver enzymes, leading to dangerous drops in drug effectiveness. This interaction can cause blood clots, strokes, or treatment failure. Learn how to manage it safely.
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Warfarin and Generic Switching: What You Need to Know About INR Monitoring and Safety
Switching from brand-name warfarin to a generic version can be safe-but only with careful INR monitoring. Learn why even small changes in formulation matter, how to protect yourself from bleeding or clots, and what steps to take after a switch.
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