Archive: 2026/01 - Page 2

How to Document Safety Alerts on Your Medication List for Better Patient Safety

Document safety alerts on your medication list to prevent life-threatening errors. Learn how to identify high-risk drugs, write exact warnings, and update your list monthly for maximum safety.

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Allergic Reactions to Generics: When to Seek Medical Care

Generic medications can trigger allergic reactions due to differences in inactive ingredients like dyes, lactose, or gluten - even if the brand-name version was safe. Learn the warning signs and when to seek emergency care.

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Feverfew and Anticoagulants: What You Need to Know About Bleeding Risk

Feverfew may increase bleeding risk when taken with anticoagulants like warfarin or apixaban. Learn the signs, the science, and what to do if you're using both.

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FDA’s Abbreviated New Drug Application Process Explained: How Generic Drugs Get Approved

The FDA's Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA) process lets generic drugs reach the market faster and cheaper by proving equivalence to brand-name drugs. It saves billions annually and powers 90% of U.S. prescriptions.

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Clinical Trial Eligibility: How Biomarkers and Inclusion Criteria Shape Cancer Treatment

Biomarkers are transforming cancer clinical trials by matching patients to treatments based on their unique biology. Learn how inclusion criteria now depend on genetic and molecular signals-and what you need to know to navigate eligibility.

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Repeat Colonoscopy: What Your Surveillance Interval Should Be After Polyp Removal

After polyp removal, your next colonoscopy interval depends on polyp type, size, and number. Learn the updated 2020 guidelines for adenomas, serrated polyps, and high-risk cases to prevent colon cancer.

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